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| Year Subject | 2026 1 | 2023 1 | 2021 1 | 2020 1 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Children & Youth 2 | Children & Youth by 2026: none | Children & Youth by 2020: none | ||
| Families 1 | Families by 2026: none | Families by 2021: none | Families by 2020: none | |
| Mental Health 1 | Mental Health by 2026: none | Mental Health by 2023: none | Mental Health by 2021: none | |
| Public Health 1 | Public Health by 2026: none | Public Health by 2021: none | Public Health by 2020: none | |
| Refugee Experiences 1 | Refugee Experiences by 2026: none | Refugee Experiences by 2023: none | Refugee Experiences by 2020: none | |
| Resettlement & Integration 1 | Resettlement & Integration by 2026: none | Resettlement & Integration by 2023: none | Resettlement & Integration by 2020: none | |
| Programs and Services 1 | Programs and Services by 2023: none | Programs and Services by 2021: none | Programs and Services by 2020: none |
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