Sentence examples for educational support programmes from inspiring English sources

However, our findings highlight that particularly the children who stay behind when conflict erupts suffer serious gaps in their education, which indicates that there is an additional need for educational support programmes that allow these children to catch-up with those who were not as affected by the war.

Accordingly, any educational programmes for former abductees in northern Uganda must be introduced in tandem with larger educational support programmes that include all war-affected young people.

Training school support staff is a crucial part of ensuring the sustainability of the UNICEF-European Union joint educational support programme here.

21 In Canada, the usual clinical care for diabetes is via individual patient consultations combined with the potential for unstructured educational advice during a family practice appointment or referral to an educational support programme, if available.

This is a higher proportion of participants than was found for PGIR in inpatient treatment in schizophrenia in Germany [ 30] as well as for educational or support programmes for relatives of patients with schizophrenia in the United States of America [ 41].

A few studies have found that facility interventions providing routine ANC have minimal beneficial effects to maternal health outcomes, creating a rationale for community-based interventions for pregnant women where educational and support programmes have been successful in increasing/improving skilled delivery, breastfeeding practices and postnatal attendance [ 9- 12].

UNICEF's intention is to assist in the disarmament and  re-integration into civilian life of child soldiers, and to provide educational and vocational support programmes in support of a peaceful Liberia.

Clinical programmes implemented in post-conflict settings have significant opportunity to address these modifiable factors, and should work to integrate with educational, vocational and social support programmes.

Each year, managers were required to draw up a plan consisting of practice- or policy-based research projects to be implemented, a number of student internships in practical settings, shared training programmes or educational support for the Bachelor's and Master's degree programmes, and finally, new opportunities to meet each other.

Apart from offering psychological help to overcome the trauma of years of jungle warfare, the programme offers educational support.

That's £85m gone in six years – and with it social workers, support programmes for parents, educational psychologists and targeted mental health services in schools.