Sentence examples for group crisis from inspiring English sources

Jon Sparkes chief executive of homeless campaign group Crisis, said: "At a time when the country faces a housing crisis and with homelessness having risen significantly in recent years, we desperately need developers to provide more affordable homes".

"We immediately established a group crisis team.

From this analysis it can be seen that in emergency management there exists a coupling mechanism between official government information dissemination and the spreading of rumors, both of which impact the evolution of group crisis behavior.

I also couldn't believe that all their services, like the group, crisis and nutritional counseling, reiki, massage, all of it was available without charge.

Instead of gifts, the couple asked guests to make charitable donations to organizations close to their hearts, including the Children's HIV Association, the anti-homelessness group Crisis, and The Myna Mahlia Foundation, an Indian women's group.

Another University of Saskatchewan trained, late-career physician spoke of the influence of the FLQ Frontt de Libération du Quebec, a separatist group) crisis for her decision to leave Quebec: "I wanted to leave Montreal because of the political instability.

The grant covers individual and group crisis-counseling services, referrals, outreach and education for the five boroughs, as well as for Nassau, Suffolk, Westchester, Rockland, Orange, Putnam and Dutchess Counties.

Ms. Pearl accused the anti-abortion groups' crisis pregnancy centers of using sonograms for pregnant women as a clever strategy to persuade women not to have an abortion.

The organization offers support groups, crisis counseling and other services for people with life-threatening illnesses, and their families and friends.

Three of Britain's leading present-day homelessness campaign groups – Crisis, Shelter and Centrepoint – were formed within a year of Loach's film airing on the BBC, and Britain's earliest homeless persons legislation, the Housing (Homeless Persons) Act, came into force in 1977, giving some housing rights to certain categories of people for the first time.

Support groups, crisis intervention, medical and legal advocacy and community resources can help improve life for survivors.