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Think You Can Live off of $1,000? Educational Game Tests You

March 10, 2011, People of St. Paul's (42), Guest Blog Posts (9)

Guest Post by Jenny Bliley, St. Paul's Social Worker

Could you do it? Could your family live off of $1,000 income for thirty days? How much is rent? Would you have money left over to buy food, pay for a field trip for your son, attend a family funeral out of town or get your car fixed?  Urban Ministries of Durham has a great new educational game called SPENT that you can play on their web site www.playspent.org. You are given $1,000 to live off of for 30 days.

As a social worker I pride myself in understanding what it takes to stay within a limited budget and make ends meet. I certainly talk with families every day that are making these choices. So, I played the game and... 

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