The phrase "act outreach" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a combination of two separate concepts, but without additional context, it is unclear how to use it properly.
Example: "The organization plans to enhance its act outreach efforts to engage more community members."
Alternatives: "community engagement" or "outreach initiative".
Her mother retired as an employment and training specialist at the Job Training Partnership Act outreach office in Cherokee, Iowa, which helps low income and disabled people find employment or go to school.
Efforts during the first open enrollment engaged women in Affordable Care Act outreach and education.
Our Fair Pay Act outreach motivated members to hold meetings with their Senators in 44 states.
"We've had people break down in tears at our desk," said Connor, who is under contract with the community health centers to do Affordable Care Act outreach and enrollment activities through his company, Choice Returns.
"When people think Hollywood, they think George Clooney and Meryl Streep, but that's not the average person in this town," said Dan Kitowski, director of health services for the western region of the Actors Fund, a national nonprofit that does Affordable Care Act outreach.
The law calls them "navigators," "assisters" and "certified enrollment counselors". They include everybody from people at nonprofit organizations whose sole purpose is Affordable Care Act outreach to social workers at community clinics who work with people on a number of different government programs.
At our urging US Rep. Carrie Meek included a section in the 2000 Federal Water Resources Development Act, "Community Outreach and Assistance" requiring outreach and education of the urban population and involvement of the minority business community in the billions of dollars flowing from the restoration.
He said it was not patronizing but an act of outreach to an organization usually ignored by Republicans.
Some health care experts blamed the Trump administration for eliminating the Affordable Care Act's outreach budget.
In November of that same year, in an act of outreach to conservative Anglicans, Benedict approved an apostolic constitution, or special decree, that allowed Anglican clergymen and laypersons to join the Roman Catholic Church while maintaining some Anglican traditions.
Some studies, using self-reports of participants' experiences, have found that when college or graduate students act as outreach experts, they can experience gains in content knowledge and teaching skills (Koehler et al., 1999; Mitchell et al., 2003; Trautmann and Krasny, 2006; Laursen et al., 2007).
