You can get different listings of services depending on the key words you use when conducting an online search.

For example, we found that the term "brain injuries" produced a more compehensive list of resources than using the term "brain injury".

If you get zero results or too few results:

• Make sure your search terms are spelled correctly.
• Try entering fewer search terms.
• Try less-specific search terms. For example, search for "children" rather than "girls" and "boys".
• Choose the ANY WORDS search option to retrieve profiles that inlude any of your search terms.
• Use an asterisk (*) anywhere in a word to represent a number of letters. This is a useful way to retrieve variants of a word. For example, "wom*" wil find both "woman" and "women".

If you get too many results:

• Be as specific as you can. Try using more words to refine your search. For example, search for "youth employment" rather than just "employment".
• Use the ALL WORDS search option to narrow your search to find results that include ALL of your search options.
• Use the EXACT MATCH search option to narrow your search to find results in which all your search terms need to appear together as a phrase.