Sentence examples for care arrangements for from inspiring English sources

The Australian department of immigration told Guardian Australia it was "aware" that the child protection unit, with support from Connect, had "identified and endorsed appropriate care arrangements for the child during the father's period in jail".

To gasps from the Labour benches, the chancellor announced "tough but fair" reforms that will lead to extra changes for housing benefit and on the rules for the mobility and care arrangements for disability living allowance.

Beyond a reduction in student enrollment, the cutback means that thousands of parents will have to scramble to make child care arrangements for children they had hoped to send to summer school.

Although the government's green paper on families, released last month, described grandparents as the "unsung heroes when it comes to informal care arrangements for children", the housing charity Shelter said the survey it commissioned showed that a lack of affordable homes is isolating and fracturing families.

"Of the 700 unaccompanied or separated children who have so far been interviewed across the country for tracing purposes, over 300 have found family links," he said, adding that the UN also tries to set up foster care arrangements for children.

Anonymity of the baby and the mother's other two children will (one can only hope) be maintained, which makes certain details – how successful were the care arrangements for her existing children, whether those could be extended to include the baby – impossible to establish.

Shared Lives is an alternative living and care arrangement for adults with learning disabilities.

If Mr. Jiménez's guardian were to prevail in the lawsuit, "it would be possible to set up a good health care arrangement for him because in private practice we have all types of specialties that he needs," Dr. Garcés said.

UNICEF is working with Haiti's social welfare agency to establish an alternative care arrangement for vulnerable children.

The book chronicles the awful experience of one low-income family in New York City that had to make 25 different child-care arrangements for their daughter by her fifth birthday.

When it began the academic year Tuesday, the county school system ended its 40-year-old practice of dismissing children in lower grades early on Mondays, a move that was popular with parents who previously had to make day-care arrangements for Monday afternoons.