Sentence examples for development of supportive from inspiring English sources

PSI's work in Zimbabwe is a good example of how IPC can be deployed as an effective supplement to mass media interventions: the media element supports development of supportive social norms and sparks private conversations with social mobilizers, religious and community leaders, partners, and peers that could result in a decision to undertake VMMC.

Findings in this study showed the CRAIDS funding had supported the development of supportive links between the formal (health facilities) and informal (communities and volunteers) health sectors, supporting treatment adherence and effective healthcare seeking behaviour.

Krabill & Aday (2007) conducted a study on the utilisation of perceived social support and shared social interactions in the development of supportive social networks among ageing women in prison.

Casualisation also undermines the development of supportive pastoral relationships between staff and their students.

We find that good practices are focused on self-sufficiency improvement; conversely, bad practices are based on the development of supportive government policies to benefit the revival of the districts.

Each of these findings will be critical to the development of supportive interventions for PrEP users.

One thirty-year study in the United States found that individuals reported improved well-being and physical health that was attributed directly to the increase in social support through reciprocity, the development of a supportive community and growing friendships.

It could be viewed as an easy way around offering more flexible working-hours for parents, and a means by which the development of a supportive, family-friendly work environment is able to be sidestepped.

In a comparative research project spanning 11 countries, the European Commission found that in all countries, 'local authorities are pivotal actors in the development of a supportive social enterprise ecosystem.

This article reports on a behavioral intervention designed to encourage opioid-dependent patients receiving methadone to include drug-free family members or friends in treatment and to use these individuals to facilitate development of a supportive, non-drug-using social network.

The bill would increase the number of HUD-VASH vouchers and provide $200 million annually for the development of permanent supportive housing with wrap-around services for homeless and at-risk veterans and their families.