Sentence examples for centres for disabled from inspiring English sources

In 2010, the ministry funded income-generating projects for associations and centres for disabled people.

Geography also influences the make-up of an audience: at Cheltenham, over 50% are based in Gloucestershire, and we try to widen the remit by taking the festival to nearby villages and towns and by working in schools, centres for disabled people and the local prison.

Cornwall Council's savings plans include about £12m cuts from adult care and health, including the closure of two respite centres for disabled youngsters, There could also be cutbacks to road maintenance, street cleaning and weed removal, while plans to scrap mobile library services in the county are currently under consultation.

The centres had been classified into two different types, namely: (a) home or residential centres; and (b) psychiatric or geriatric hospitals or centres for disabled persons.

She later became manager of the Woodlands Centre for disabled people in Colchester.

On the final day of his tour of the Middle East, Charles helped youngsters to draw and paint at a centre for disabled children in Muscat.

Mr Almog was due to visit Jewish communities in Birmingham, Leicester and London to raise money for a centre for disabled children.

The media magnate – who has been ordered to work at the centre for disabled and elderly people one day a week for at least four hours – will help out with a morning programme including motor activities, reading, writing and games, Pigni said.

Placements include helping at an orphanage in Mexico from £15 a week, which can be combined with teaching English in a women's prison or working in a day centre for disabled children, or for £27 a week teaching in a school in Ghana.

"It also provides a safe transport link to the town centre for disabled users.

On the rest of the property, it runs a kindergarten, a computer centre, a sports centre, a place for adolescents and young people to learn new skills, as well as a centre for disabled adolescents.