Sentence examples for early intervention projects from inspiring English sources

She is concerned that around the country early intervention projects will be the first to go.

It calls on ministers to ringfence funding for early intervention projects.

If private investors want to have a slice of that profit, all they need to do is agree to fund early intervention projects designed to prevent a child from going off the rails.

Last month a highly critical inquiry by NHS England found too many children were having to travel long distances to access inpatient beds, while cuts to early intervention projects meant more young people with less severe problems were not getting help, often meaning their illness became more severe.

The team's rationale is essentially early intervention, project manager, Jenny Stevens, explains.

Our early intervention project, set up with SafeLives, called Sooner the Better aims to create communities to bring down the barriers to disclosing abuse.

For instance, in a University of North Carolina study known as the Abecedarian Early Intervention Project, children received an intensive educational intervention from infancy to age 5 designed to increase intelligence.

Collins, now on his way to getting a  home of his own with help from support workers, was one of those who have benefited from a hotline set up in April 2011 as part of London's No Second Night Out, a focused early intervention project for rough sleepers.

It will also stop its contribution to the government-funded Parenting Early Intervention Project.

Led by Harvard Medical School neuroscientist Charles Nelson, the Bucharest Early Intervention Project (BEIP) tracks children who were raised for a time with essentially no parenting.

The work is based on MRI scans and other measures taken in Romania by researchers at the Bucharest Early Intervention Project (BEIP).