Sentence examples for accessed support from from inspiring English sources

In Hartlepool, 4,689 children accessed support from the council's Filling the Holiday Gap project last year, a high number in a local authority area of 92,000 people.

One of the children also accessed support from the Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS).

Sankari struggled to access support from aid groups and officials in Istanbul because he had first registered with the Turkish government in Hatay, a city near the country's southern borders.

"Sadly, many of us are closer to a crisis than we think, and that's why it's so important that all of us, especially families, can access support from charities like food banks when things go wrong".

He said that one of its recommendations for the Welsh government is to create a network of one-stop shops where microbusinesses can access support from one single source.

A good example is the London Youth Gateway, a one-stop shop for young people at risk of homelessness, where they can access support from Stonewall Housing, training and advice from New Horizon Youth Centre and Alone in London, and emergency accommodation from Depaul UK.

During last week's bail hearing by videolink, Tate said: "I will die in here". Had he not been held in an immigration removal centre after completing his sentence, Tate would have been able to access support from the probation service to reintegrate into society and reduce his risk of reoffending.

One man, who went on to access support from the CAM charity, described his frustration and sadness.

Of particular concern, however, young people are least likely to access support from mental health care organisations [ 32].

All can access support from the Stroke Association Informationn, Advice and Support Coordinator' and may receive additional therapy or support via one of three locality neurorehabilitation teams.

75 Brennan and colleagues report that stigma is a major factor in the failure of older adults with HIV to access support from their religious congregations, noting that many fear rejection due to moral judgments because of their seropositive status.