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		<title>To Be of Use&#8230;</title>
		<description>Although I majored in English (&#38; Psychology) in college, I have to admit that I don't read a lot of poetry.  But my wife does, and the other night she read me a poem that just floored me.   Written by American poet, novelist, and social activist, Marge Piercy ("Circles on the ...</description>
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		<title>Top 5 Reasons Jobs Matter to People Recovering from Mental Illness</title>
		<description>     Just today, articles on the success of Buckelew’s employment services—including our expansion in Sonoma and Napa—appeared in three Bay Area newspapers. Last week I was interviewed by KFOG radio on employment for people with mental illness. And we were thrilled to ink a partnership with REDF (formerly known as ...</description>
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		<title>Sustainable Livelihoods: Linking Mental Health &amp; Economic Development</title>
		<description>     Buckelew Programs recently hosted a community forum led by my friend, Richard Dougherty, the President of BasicNeeds US, on cross-cultural issues in the delivery of mental health services in developing nations of Africa and South Asia. I’m constantly looking for ways to reach out and engage members of our ...</description>
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		<title>Rethinking Mental Health Employment Services to Create Real Jobs</title>
		<description>Buckelew has been honored to have been selected as a Finalist in an international competition on Rethinking Mental Health Services.   The competition was funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and Ashoka's Changemakers.

A prestigious panel of judges reviewed more than 340 inspiring solutions to improving mental health services from 42 ...</description>
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