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The title is basically all that there is to it not much of a story behind it.

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I am a [almost] 23 year old woman, who has no education (because I am planning to dropout out of university because of my abusive parents just becoming too much and making me feel extremely unsafe and the constant need to go against what I feel is important to me all in the name of obtaining a degree- ultimately they are extremely financially abusive and abusive in other ways so much so that I am aware that if I get this degree because of them I will have to protect abusers (not sexual abusers by the way) by staying silent, and I don’t want to downplay abuse and protect abusers-I never did)

In addition, I would plan to work full-time for 1 year then apply to a new university and a different program (accounting and finance program).

I would like some suggestions and tips about how to move out on my own in Toronto, Ontario?

Please provide suggestions outside of Ontario social service, low-income housing, homeless shelters, “don’t drop-out”, and “finish your degree”…

I really want to know what other useful tips can make my transition from forced dependency into fully independent possible for me like apps that make things or roommates easier to find, quality stores with respect to low-income etc etc.

The title is basically all that there is to it not much of a story behind it.

For further context:

I am a [almost] 23 year old woman, who has no education (because I am planning to dropout out of university because of my abusive parents just becoming too much and making me feel extremely unsafe and the constant need to go against what I feel is important to me all in the name of obtaining a degree- ultimately they are extremely financially abusive and abusive in other ways so much so that I am aware that if I get this degree because of them I will have to protect abusers (not sexual abusers by the way) by staying silent, and I don’t want to downplay abuse and protect abusers-I never did)

In addition, I would plan to work full-time for 1 year then apply to a new university and a different program (accounting and finance program).

I would like some suggestions and tips about how to move out on my own in Toronto, Ontario?

Please provide suggestions outside of Ontario social service, low-income housing, homeless shelters, “don’t drop-out”, and “finish your degree”…

I really want to know what other useful tips can make my transition from forced dependency into fully independent possible for me like apps that make things or roommates easier to find, quality stores with respect to low-income etc etc.

Could a licensed Ontario [registered] nurse face any sort of disciplinary action, if they have ever abused their child (whether the child is under or above 18 years old, and proof can be provided) despite the fact that their child is NOT and has NEVER been their patient just their child? Or face any disciplinary actions for protecting an abuser (not sexual abuser) despite it being a direct threat to any of their children? (Abuse being either financial, physical, medical negligence, psychological, or emotional).

Or would a case like that be dismissed by the CNO, if the nurse has a good standing at their workplace an has never been investigate before?

(I want to report or complain about something, but I don’t want to waste any time or have the person that I am reporting know that I reported them IF the case gets dismissed).