Sentence examples for different support needs from inspiring English sources

As a mother of two sons in their twenties I know young people have different support needs.

This also suggests that they may have different support needs during the trajectory.

This study indicates that mothers and fathers may have different support needs during their child's cancer trajectory.

"All of our teachers are trained in inclusive education and how to deal with different learning support needs," Estrella says.

Articles were assessed as eligible for inclusion if they related to adults aged 18+ (as this is the common minimum age for incarceration within adult correctional centres internationally and filters out juvenile offenders who may be experiencing different social support needs), sentenced prisoners (i.e. not on remand, parole, or probation), and inclusive of social capital and/or social support.

Against a background of poor services for smallholder farmers in southern Africa, it was hypothesized that a number of support agents operating at the grass root level together with farmers themselves provide the different support functions needed in farmer nurseries.

He said local authorities were well-placed to bring together the different support networks needed by drug users, but added: "The strong recovery ambition called for in the government's 2010 drug strategy, and the investment in treatment, must be maintained if we are to consolidate and build on the gains we have made".

In a Venn diagram (Figure 2), there was only a small overlap between the three different types of support needs, indicating few collinearity problems.

These findings indicate that those with chronic pain and their significant others may have different information and support needs, and that addressing both could counteract any negative outcomes related to relationship disparities.

He highlighted people with mental health problems as needing different support to what they receive at present.

Young families need different support from policies and employers, and there are strong economic reasons (to say nothing of social reasons) why it makes sense to find ways to provide those supports.