Sentence examples for educating households from inspiring English sources

We plan to train all frontline staff in child poverty awareness and intervention, including educating households on the uptake of benefits and other key services that offer the vital support and help needed to alleviate the issues associated with poverty.

Effective educational programs that emphasize hygiene should be strengthened in combination with health extension workers' (HEW) educating households on sanitation through their house to house visits.

The specific activities of HEWs include educating households on health and environment benefits of the various interventions, as well as demonstration, supervision (inspection) and even assisting households (in manual labor) in construction of necessary infrastructures such as latrines, garbage disposal pits and improved cooking stoves.

Similarly, villages located near educational institutions are expected to have a higher number of educated households that are more informed about the lending process of formal financial institutions and thus have a better scope of obtaining higher loan amounts from the formal sector.

Banks may also prefer to lend in villages closer to educational institutions, as those villages would have a higher number of educated households, who may use loan funds more judiciously and carry better employability in non-farm sectors and, hence, have sufficient income to repay loans.

Education mobility for the current generation of children has not changed for the least educated households".

It is made up of neighborhoods with manicured lawns and some of the wealthiest, most highly educated households in the Dallas area.

A few households headed by people with a four-year college degree or more received at least one of these three forms of government assistance, but their recipiency rates were much less than the rates among less educated households.

Highly educated households and those below the poverty line were most likely to refuse vaccinations.

The best educated households have much higher incentives to indulge in sex-selection.

On the other hand, Indian households deviate from English households as follows: Uneducated households prefer larger families, whereas the best educated households prefer smaller families.