Sentence examples for community readiness from inspiring English sources

Use the Community Readiness Model (CRM) to develop and evaluate a contextually appropriate pilot culinary training program for school nutrition staff members.

Through a historical and contemporary lens, we view this as a timely research opportunity, which may provide insight for other communities facing major employer loss, evaluating the adoption of renewable energies, engaging in sustainability and developing overall community readiness.

The model, consisting of a community mobilization strategy and environmental strategies targeting homes, schools, and retail outlets, is designed to increase community readiness and reduce the availability of HLPs, which is hypothesized to reduce HLPs use among children.

Further, participants' ratings of specific areas of TA need were associated with hypothesized domains of CTC (e.g. community readiness, coalition members' attitudes/knowledge regarding prevention, internal coalition functioning, perceived effectiveness).

He says community readiness is key.

With a focus on improving the reading and writing skills of their AAPI population, the AAPI-focused learning community, Readiness and Success in College-Level English, was developed for students at the developmental English stage.

2. Include efforts to assess and enhance schools' and communities' readiness to implement CFS in implementation strategies, and where appropriate, extend the time line for the provision of training and technical assistance in order to help schools realize CFS principles.

"What I found," he said, "is a gap between America's preparedness to have a Jew up front and the Jewish community's readiness for it".

This was considered a crucial factor in a rural setting to promote the community's readiness for the service [ 22, 24], which was not identified in the previous studies [ 17, 18] potentially attributed to their lack of rural focus.

Following the principle that "all disasters are local," the Haddon matrix can provide a tool for public health agencies to address specific gaps and requirements that must be filled to meet their communities' unique readiness needs.

In the debates over the 15th Amendment, the third and final of what came to be known as the Reconstruction Amendments and the one that would grant African-American men the vote, many otherwise progressive activists expressed reservations about that community's political readiness.