Sentence examples for communities children from inspiring English sources

In some communities children are brought up by whoever has the most resources available within the wider family group.

Good jobs, better education, decent communities, children at home in secure families – all depend on somewhere permanent and decent to live.

In far too many communities, children with learning, achievement or behavior problems that should be handled at school are probably being suspended or expelled, which makes them more likely to commit crimes.

In many Southern communities, children use the school bus to avoid attending integrated schools, and in the South as a whole there is less busing in desegregated areas than there was before.

In Internet "wealthy" communities, children are born connected and access is taken for granted.

The group's director, Diana Nammi, said in some traditional communities children are promised in marriage at a young age.

This study used linked routinely-collected administrative data from the Western Australian Departments of Health, Justice, and Communities: Child Protection and Family Support.

Help for whole communities Child recruitment is a major concern for humanitarian groups in DR Congo.

Before Sightsavers came to my community, children like me were not admitted into schools.

A local teacher brings community children to the gardens to learn about health and the environment.

Some community children "spend their entire waking hours here," said the head of school at Ezra Academy, Shelley Kreiger.