Sentence examples for community based partners from inspiring English sources

During the first open enrollment period, AHJ reached over 600,000 Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders through its network of over 70 community based partners in 22 states.

This research identify gaps of community based partners and Community Service Organization working in the target areas to design, implement and monitor nutrition and food security interventions.

UNICEF supplied a cadre of coaches and trainers from its community based partners Active Education, SCORE, Little Champs and Play Soccer, who planned a fabulous day of sport and recreation for the children.

Kicking stylishly to show off their limited skills with their newly acquired Let's Play soccer balls, and under close guidance of coaches from UNICEF community based partner Active Education, SuperSport United's captain Ricardo Katza and his men, plus Bafana assistant coach Pitso Mosimane and volunteers from Play Soccer, the childen had a 'ball', Bishop said.

water.org Water.org works to bring whole communities together with locally based partners and microfinance opportunities to find the best solution for any particular location.

Children and representatives from UNICEF's national and community based sport for development partners such as Play Soccer, Lets Play and SCORE, all of whom are active in youth development and have strong nationwide youth and community networks, will also be present.

This study contributes to generation of knowledge on the demand side, through exploring the perspectives of different actors, namely women, their partners and community based health agents such as TBAs.

We have three full time brokers, two of whom work on campus and one in the community, based with our principal community partner, the United Way York Region.

At 26 weeks gestational age, 352 primi- or multiparous pregnant women and 268 partners from a community based sample filled in the PRAM and the M/PAAS (Maternal/Paternal Antenatal Attachment Scale, Condon, 1985/1993).

The National Institute on Drug Abuse's Clinical Trials Network (CTN) is a practice-based research network that partners academic researchers with community based substance use disorder (SUD) treatment programs designed primarily to conduct effectiveness trials of promising interventions.

Community Based Programs - Inspirational Grounds will partner with community organizations, schools, and churches to provide unique offerings which strengthen the community and provide sales for the store.