Sentence examples for education programmes for the from inspiring English sources
The World Food Programme WFPP) and Unicef have said they are facing a chronic lack of funding and are being forced to cut aid including food, healthcare and education programmes for the estimated 4 million Syrians stranded in camps in countries across the Middle East.
In addition, education programmes for the general public, and within the waiting areas of EDs, could strive to realign patient expectations, teaching patients how healthcare services are delivered in hospitals so that patient expectations are in keeping with actual practice.
"He seems to have become a changed man - he's not as brash as he used to be, and he hasn't really gotten into any serious trouble for a long time," Agarwal says, noting that the star set up a foundation, Being Human, which supports health care and education programmes for the poor.
At a public signing in UNICEF House with UNICEF deputy executive director Toshiyuki Niwa, Gareth Thomas said, "The funding will give a significant boost to health and education programmes for the most vulnerable and socially excluded Indian children.
This issue needs further studies, since providing information on water intake in children is of great importance to public health and to working out nutritional education programmes for the societies.
It's an institution that aims to put on high-level shows that attract international attention, combining that with a strong learning and education programme for the region.
The first to present was Amanda Mackenzie, chief marketing and communications officer at Aviva (currently on secondment leading the global education programme for the UN's sustainable development goals).
There are many music education schemes that teach pupils for a week or invite them to a special concert, says Lea Fink, who runs the education programme for the orchestra.
