Sentence examples for community reintegration program from inspiring English sources

Three-year follow-up results of a residential community reintegration program for patients with chronic acquired brain injury.

A prospective study to evaluate a residential community reintegration program for patients with chronic acquired brain injury.

Ager and colleagues report on a retrospective cohort design in Sierra Leone focused on a community reintegration program with girls and young female former combatants, implemented by Christian Children's Fund.

APP support generally comprises crisis intervention care (including a medical, psychological, legal and social needs assessment, and residential care of up to 1 month, which can be extended) followed by a community-based reintegration program (often including social assistance and vocational training) that lasts, on average, 12 months.

This makes it all the more vital to initiate community-based, inclusive reintegration programming regardless of how children may be 'released' or how formal DDR may proceed.

The prison did not support the facilitation of therapeutic intervention and culturally specific programs "necessary for successful community reintegration", and it isolated workers, the report found.

Once the children are identified, family reunification will start through a demobilization and reintegration program, including sensitization of the families and communities.

His story was that he did not like it up north so was turning himself in as part of the government's reintegration program, in which former Taliban fighters are offered access to community and jobs programs.

The international community has been waiting for years to implement a large DDR (Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration) program, but the continued upsurge of violence destroys these hopes.

Of the 129 abductees, 73 (56.6%) had self-reintegrated and the rest had accessed at least one reintegration program.

There has been only modest momentum on efforts to persuade Taliban fighters to give up the fight and join a reintegration program, and a plan to train and install thousands of local police officers in rural communities to mobilize resistance to the Taliban has proved to be a painstaking business constrained by concerns that it will create militias loyal to warlords.