Dedicated to my brother Roy Norma Nicholson, with Cheryl Antao-Xavier Ten years old and my hunger burned For food and love denied. A small glass of watery powder milk And two ounces of cheese Nourishment received not at home But in school. Food withheld...
Did you read the reports in the Toronto Star during mid December 2014? There are far more minority children in the care of the CAS than any other group. Now why is this happening… a great GAP exists due to divers cultural factors. Many of these have already been...
Authored by Norma Nicholson and Maame Debrah, Community Outreach Coordinator UWPRWe have all heard it before, “what doesn’t kill you makes you stronger” and although this may be true; when it comes to mental illness this may not be the case. For African, Caribbean and...
“Norma Nicholson recently authored and published “Young Lives on the Line: You Can Make a Difference” by drawing upon her own experiences growing up as an at- risk child who was a homeless infant and youth. Listen to this powerful interview...
Toronto 2015 Volunteers Newsletter As promised, all group members were entered into a draw for a chance to win two tickets to Cirque du Soleil’s latest touring show, KURIOS. Congratulations to winner Norma Nicholson, who attended last week’s show and described the...
