Sentence examples for help destitute from inspiring English sources
Plans include food vouchers to help destitute parents feed their children and programs to attack the growing epidemic of homelessness in big cities like Athens and Piraeus.
Local welfare is an ill thought-out DWP policy that has failed catastrophically as a reform to better help destitute people in need of emergency support by localising budgets and decision making.
One orphanage in Phnom Penh has reportedly been buying babies for $100 from poor villagers, to put them up for foreign adoption.Some hopeful child-welfare workers believe the Cambodian government really can help destitute children, and that the visa blacklist will scare some paedophiles away.
Now, we have published many articles about ways to help destitute nations (go to forbes.com/poverty for a link to them).
The Impartial Female Humane Society had been established to help needy Baltimore families with educating their children, and to help destitute women find employment.
"It's a real Catch-22," said Wendy Oxenhorn, the executive director of the Jazz Foundation of America, which helps destitute musicians.
Maitri, a charity, helps destitute widows in Vrindavan, a town crammed with devotees of Krishna and backpackers searching for weed and their souls.
He then decided to devote the rest of his life to helping destitute children, and his charity survives to this day.
Malawi's cash transfer experiment, financed by the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria and supported by Unicef, directly helps destitute families who care for many children or have no able-bodied adult to earn a living.
The Homeless Prenatal Program has evolved from its original mission of helping destitute women give birth to and then keep healthy babies to become a resource dedicated to stabilizing entire families.
A homeless charity which specialises in helping destitute Scots who hit hard times in London has been thrown a lifeline, after the Church of Scotland won a meeting with Alex Salmond to raise its plight.
