Sentence examples for community based places from inspiring English sources

This comes on the back of the home secretary's commitment of an allocation of £15m for health and alternative community based places of safety.

If the CCGs, particularly in areas where detention rates are highest, are not able to commission 24-hour, seven-day-a-week community based places of safety in this next commissioning round, then NHS England has the power to include this in the standard contracts that are given to every hospital, which would then inform the minimum standard service provision.

In November, CCGs will begin to review commissioned contracts and so as early as April next year, new community based alternatives to statutory mental health based places of safety and police custody could be up and running.

Such programs could be included in community based interventions already in place such as maternal and child health care in Pakistan [33].

The increasing emphasis on community based HF management is placing additional pressure on family caregivers [ 10].

"This is why we take this issue so seriously and have helped Government develop district plans to eliminate malnutrition and put in place community based mechanisms to promote good nutrition.

UNICEF has helped Rwanda's Government put in place community based nutrition programmes, where communities can monitor a child's growth, provide food demonstrations and pitch in to start home or community gardens, as well as helped the country's 30 districts to develop plans to eliminate malnutrition.

Sources of new HIV infections can be identified in places where community based incidence studies have been carried out [ 5].

This approach seeks to develop research which is "community based, rather than merely community placed" (Minkler and Wallerstein 2003, 3).

Increasingly, public health is seeing a demand for research that is "collaborative and community based rather than merely community placed" [ 10].

Changes to this legislation will allow third sector community based mental health services to provide places of safety, as an alternative to statutory mental health services and police custody for those subject to detention under the Mental Health Act.