How to get a computer job in Canada?

No food,no income,cant get a job..got denied assistance? Xmas coming? Help?

• I am young and had to move with my parents to their home town. I have worked since i was 15 and now decided to go back to school in an adult program here to better myself while i can still obtain a full time job because the program allows me to have time for a job plus no homework. Things are getting bad for me... Me and my parents are seperated because they cant move in the house they bought and theres no room at my grandmothers so ive been dragging a suitcase from house to house. I cant find a job.. Ive been out of work since august. I cant feed myself or get around cause i have no car here. Some days i am lucky if i get to eat. I got denied social assistance because i quit my job..but i had no choice to move. I am at my witts end. Sometimes i cry because i am so hungry. I cant bum money from my parents because i dont like to borrow money id feel guilty. My mom tells me to stay strong and soon ill have a roof over my head and food. I need an income..i got put on a 6 week probation to try again but i need an income now..id be happy with a tiny bit just for food until i can find a job. There are no jobs where i live in eastern canada... we are known for our poverty because everyone is broke. I cant concentrate at school because my sugar levels drop and i get sick. What should i do? Please dont leave any crude comments.. I know there is starving people around the world and i do feel bad for them as well but i also need a bit of money and food too to survive in this world. This is my worst xmas ever with no home,food,money and my clothes in a suitcase. Ive thought of suicide many times from crying for some food in my belly...so please no rude comments.. I hope ill get an xmas miracle :(. Ps im using my school computer thats how im on the internet

• Answer:

  You HAVE hit a very hard patch! Without knowing where in Eastern Canada (the name of the county and the province will do), I can't research possible agencies that may be able to provide you with temporary help. If you do not wish to add that location information to your question (Additional Details), feel free to send me an email with the location info via Y!A. Just click on my screen name and click on the Email Juanaquena link. Perhaps a counselor at your school student advising office/student services can direct you to some social service agencies or food pantries in your area. Or, you can ask a reference librarian at your school to help you research some social services in your area. (The info about your situation will be kept confidential and only shared with relevant staff at your school in order to find you the best helping agencies possible - honest. Librarians do not "blab.") A librarian at a nearby public library can do her/his best to assist you in finding resources, too. (He/she will also not "blab" and only share some info with his/her colleagues in order to find you some reliable assisting agencies.) I'm the daughter of a Quebecois father and would love to be able to assist you further. (During the Great Depression in Canada, in Ontario, as a young man, my dad had to walk from town to town, carrying all he owned in a small backpack, and sleeping outdoors, to look for paying work as a tool maker.) Please do not hesitate to contact me via my Y!A email. Librarians--Ask Us, We Answer! Find your local Canadian Public Library at: http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/gateway/s22-212-e.html Best wishes