Tag Archives: poverty
Best Practices in Literacy
Mr. Nembhard had planned to become a social worker, but turned to library science as a career instead, earning a master’s degree in 1987. As a branch manager, he saw the role that libraries played in social services. Many people, … Continue reading
Posted in Charity, Reading
Tagged Best Practice, education, employment, homeless children, housing, learning, library, literacy, new york, poverty, purpose, shelters for families, small libraries, social services, social worker, story time
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Most Wanted
How rich do you feel? Stop and ask yourself that question. Do you have everything you need and want? Feel pretty good about things ? Comfortable enough? Now imagine earning $50,000 more a year. Think what you could own then? … Continue reading
Posted in Reflections
Tagged emotional, financial situation, financial values, finical advisor, goals, income, Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs, mindset, money, needs, perspective, poverty, query, wants, Wealth, What would you do ?
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Our Sweet Memory
There are few things I love more than cake. My family didn’t have much money while living in India, but whenever I asked, “Whose happy birthday is it?” my uncle, Shyam, would say it was his, then splurge on a … Continue reading
Posted in Kitchen Adventures, Reflections
Tagged birthdays, cake, death, family, grace, Grief, happiness, healing, India, Kaarthika Thakker, life, love, memories, poverty, Quarantine, thank you
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