Sentence examples for aids clients from inspiring English sources

Many cadres of CCWs have been created, including: lay HCT counselors; generalist CHW focusing on health promotion; HBCs who provide palliative care to terminally ill AIDS clients; youth ambassadors (health education on HIV prevention among youth); and TB DOT supporters.

Some advocates for those with AIDS say the agency is a dysfunctional bureaucracy, unable to accommodate a growing caseload of people with AIDS, clients kept alive by new and powerful combinations of drug therapies.

She told the council that last Friday, 11 AIDS clients were assigned to a hotel, only to find they were given the wrong address and had to spend Labor Day weekend on the street.

But advocates like Ms. Knox, who testified during the bench trial in the class-action lawsuit -- Henrietta D. v. Giuliani -- say that federal oversight will bring swifter remedies to more AIDS clients, in part because the city will face stiff penalties if its agency remains unresponsive.

The organization aids clients holistically, trying to connect women with community resources that may improve the quality of their lives in addition to dealing with their legal problems.

More years of experience as a CHW was associated with appropriate use of job aids, client satisfaction and client enablement in Kenya (Crispin et al. 2012).

These are not your archetypal legal-aid clients and are often motivated by the need to find out why their loved one died – and, more importantly, the desire to ensure no other family has to suffer like they have.

And let us be clear about who these cuts will affect: a third of legal-aid clients who have received advice on debt, and a staggering two-thirds of those needing advice on benefits, have an illness or disability.

The present study aimed to evaluate the clinical application of an Internet-based support system for audiologists and their first-time hearing aid clients.

In New Jersey, hypnotists do not need to be licensed when aiding clients in increasing motivation, kicking habits like smoking, and "stress management not related to a medical or mental health disorder".

In August, Woods was called to a courtroom where a Legal Aid client was "looking at ICE custody and probably deportation".