Sentence examples for * victims resources from inspiring English sources

Our study supports the national trend that medical staff should do the initial screening, and then physicians should counsel patients who screen positive and then refer them to a social worker and local victims resources.

Most of the disaster-related apps that presented today mentioned the recent events of Hurricane Harvey and Hurricane Irma in their pitches, observing that tech should be able to pair victims, resources and rescue workers far better than existing services.

Before any group sessions can happen, A New Day staff first make sure women know there are shelters and victims' resources available, and inform them that participation in the program doesn't guarantee safety.

UConn spokeswoman Stephanie Reitz said the university "would welcome the opportunity to participate in a public hearing on these issues," and to discuss their policies and processes that relate to sexual assault prevention and victims' resources.

It also provides women with information on victim resources.

General Gilbert, who has had his position for 18 months, said he had steadily tried to make sure that all cadets understood the seriousness of rape and sexual assault and that victims had resources available to them.

"The speaker is committed to rooting out sexual misconduct in the House and providing victims the resources they need". Strong noted that the House is poised to approve changes in how sexual harassment and other employee complaints are managed on Capitol Hill.

If an organization claims that 100percentt of your donation will go straight to victims or resources, you may want to investigate further.

A USA Today headline on the challenge in May 2014 captured what many people were hearing about the stunt: 'Cold water challenges' claim victims, sap resources.

A new law requires rest areas, airports and emergency rooms to post signs that notify human trafficking victims of resources that could help them escape, the Orlando Sentinel reported.

By the Polaris Project's rankings -- which look at laws, advocacy efforts, victims' assistance resources, law enforcement training and other factors -- there are now also 32 states in the top tier for fighting human trafficking, up from 21 last year.