Businesses like North Chicago Auto Service are the cornerstone of communities across America.
He has also reaffirmed the fundamental importance of public service as a cornerstone of community life on campus and in the United States," said Schnaubelt.
Home ownership is an economic driver, a retirement savings plan, and a cornerstone of community building.
Home ownership is an economic driver, a retirement savings plan and a cornerstone of community building.
This insight is echoed in the concept of "empowerment" which forms the cornerstone of community psychology (Nelson & Prilleltensky, 2005; Wallerstein, 1992) and social development (Parpart, Rai, & Staudt, 2002).
NGO involvement was the cornerstone of community participation in Rajasthan and played a facilitating role in West Bengal, with maternal deaths being vigorously discussed and appropriate local interventions developed.
This system has also emerged as a global attempt to revise primary health-care delivery in low-income settings and has been embraced by many resource limited countries such as Ethiopia, Tanzania, Pakistan, India, Brazil and Bangladesh as the cornerstone for community health delivery [ 33– 33].
Our holistic model is built on the cornerstones of community, competition, lifelong learning, wellness and social good.
The cornerstones of community support services for people living with HIV/AIDS (PHAs) are case management, counselling and health promotion.
This is intended to help ensure that those selected relate well with and understand the community, which is the cornerstone of the community-based health worker model [ 8, 34].
