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Articles in May 19, 2003 issue of Community Action

• Dr. Stockmann's dilemma
• U.S. to spend $13 million on former child soldiers
• U.K. creates fund to enable charities to participate in front line services
• Periodicals received
• Motorcycles to midwives
• Covert study finds mental illness among kids in Australia's asylum camps
• 48 hard to place children find adoptive homes through Alberta's website
• U.S. holding three 13-15 year olds at Guantanamo
• Housing ministers agree to support other methods housing funds for territories
• Overweight children reaching level of epidemic
• The United Nations Health Agency
• Appointments
• U.S. free speech does not protect fund raisers from fraud charges
• Yukon heading for new child care plan
• Only Quebec keeps its housing promises
• Mental illness will hit 56 million North Americans
• Kenya
• Half of Ontario's RNs are part-timers, a threat to health system, says RNAO
• Ontario CAS deficit at $100 million
• Fund aid women to enter BC co-ops
• Excellence centre for child and youth mental health set for Ottawa hospital
• Glaxo Smith Kline
• Ontario to review SARS response
• Children's Wish gets unexpected gift
• Gambling growing as a source of employment and government revenues
• Funding set for north Ontario's dual campus medical school
• The World Health Organization and UNICEF released the Africa Malaria Report 2003
• Calendar Canada
• Human Resources Development Canada
• Quarter of volunteers backed by employers as volunteering declines
• Manitoba's second access centre to provide integrated services
• Burkina Faso
• Foreign calendar
• Manitoba Advanced Education and Training
• Space for NPOs as Frisco dot.coms fall
• Free tuition for nursing students
• The U.N. Population Fund
• Manitoba to assure child support payments
• The National Crime Prevention Strategy, National Crime Prevention Centre
• Net GST calculation method for charities
• Ontario court forces government to continue paying for autism treatment
• Aid for health staff laid off by SARS
• Alberta law establishes interdependent relationships as legal unions
• Trillium Foundation Ontario
• Social Economy: Health and Welfare in Four Provinces
  by Ralph Garber
• BC government extends autism funding, not what court ordered, advocate says
• Anglophone program will be able to continue for the time being
• NS newborns go home with a bag of books
• Wild Rose Foundation
• Publications
• CACL set up knowledge network
• Canada's unemployment rate rose in Ontario because of SARS