Sentence examples for entered care from inspiring English sources

She said she entered care at 13 after she had been abused and had attempted suicide.

Many have entered care as adolescents, experienced relationship breakdowns, and are prone to engaging in risky behaviour.

The implication of our findings is that survival outcomes in many Dutch treatment centres would improve if patients entered care earlier in their HIV infection.

We entered care provider type into a linear regression model, with the PAPHB- m score as the outcome variable.

They acknowledged how their delay in recognising or admitting being ill meant they not only entered care in worse state than women, but also proceeded to fare worse.

The age and gender of case children are described in Figure 2. Children in this study entered care more commonly under the age of six years or older than 14 years.

At the NCLW National Care Leavers Weekk) conference it was highlighted that the experience of leaving care is very likely to reawaken feelings that happened when entering care.

A study by the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries found that only 8% of men and 15% of women entering care at the age of 85 would benefit.

This might be doubly complicated for lesbian, gay, bisexual or trans people who can feel obliged to "go back into the closet" when they enter care.

As children in care are some of the most vulnerable in society due to their experiences before entering care, this has been very damaging".

Professor Karen Broadhurst, who led the research, said: "Although more children generally are entering care, there is a disproportionate increase of infants subject to legal proceedings at birth".