Sentence examples for coordinate child from inspiring English sources

The Maria Colwell report in 1974 also led to significant reform creating local committees to coordinate child protection, which would be scrapped under Lord Laming's plans.

Wisconsin had already recognized this challenge when the study was under way and has taken steps to coordinate child welfare and other services with the jobs program, said Jennifer L. Noyes, who ran the state's revamped welfare agency in 2000 and 2001 and is now a researcher at the University of Wisconsin.

The Executive Director met with Prime Minister Igor Chudinov to discuss  implementation of child protection legislation  and  the recent establishment of the new government department to coordinate children's issues.

It's an elixir with complex roots; some of them certainly from John, who was Grimsby's young player of the year in 1982, and others from Steeples's mum, Michelle, who coordinates children's services at Doncaster Royal Infirmary.

It seems to promote the stereotype that mothers automatically have more discretionary time to take time off work to spend time at preschool, or that mothers should be more interested in coordinating children's time on weekends.

2. Oversharing -- resist the urge to share *everything* about your life within the social networks -- tagged pictures, photos with your name, address, or license plates, your pattern of movement -- to include coordinating children's car pools via Facebook or Twitter.

"The speed with which Ana's relatively minor criminal infraction triggered her disappearance into immigration detention, without any ability to communicate or coordinate with (child protective services), would have grave and lasting effects on the children's dependency proceedings that would unfold over the next months and eventually years," Rabin wrote.

Mr. Green went to Crown Heights in Brooklyn to call for the creation of a new city agency, the Department of Early Childhood Education, which would coordinate city child care and preschool education efforts.

For more on how to coordinate the child care tax credit and the dependent care account, click here.

And while the new law has prompted states to assign staff members to coordinate between child welfare and education agencies and take other steps to help foster youth in school, evidence of improvement is scant so far.

Help has also been provided to establish and coordinate community child protection groups.