Sentence examples for inclusion programmes from inspiring English sources

"It makes sense to focus on them".Youth Inclusion Programmes (YIPs), introduced in 2000, now run on 110 poor estates.

Instead, working with schools, a proper outreach strategy and well-funded inclusion programmes did more to bring hard-to-reach audiences through their forbidding porticoes.

There was consensus on one key point: that striking the right balance between the social impact and commercial intent of financial inclusion programmes can be tricky.

Welfare to work aside, most major social inclusion programmes, such as action zones and the New Deal for communities, lack a mental health dimension.

Supporting zakat institutions to create incentives for people to contribute through formal channels, including financial inclusion programmes that use new technologies.

Mr Blair said he wanted to build on 70 youth inclusion programmes already run by the youth justice board, which provide supervised leisure activities and personal development programmes for young people most at risk of offending.

The promise is in addition to Link's existing financial inclusion programme, which provides a subsidy to machines in disadvantaged areas.

Hundreds of Scout groups have been established in the UK this year as a result of Youth United's "supporting inclusion" programme, which aims to increase access to structured activities for young people in some of the UK's most challenging areas.

It was in response to the launch of the European Commission's female inclusion programme in June – specifically its much-derided campaign video Science: It's a Girl Thing (see YouTube).

Digital literacy also has a significant impact on health and wellbeing: after taking part in a national digital inclusion programme, one in five residents reported that they looked after themselves better and knew more about their health.

Link operates a financial inclusion programme, and has placed free-to-use cash machines in 90% of the 1,700 communities identified by the Treasury select committee and consumer groups in 2016 as lacking access.