Sentence examples for information about welfare from inspiring English sources

Bristol puts on live performances in freshers' week by a New Zealand organisation called UniSmart which provides a one-stop student survival guide, including information about welfare and wellbeing, and there are welcome talks from staff who oversee halls of residence.

"My select committee has been very critical of the way the government, usually the DWP, presents its information about welfare, which gives people the impression the bulk of welfare goes to working-age unemployed people when in reality that is a very small proportion.

However, given the repeated encounters that most people with cancer have with health care professionals, opportunities abound for ensuring that individuals receive information about welfare rights advice services, are able to consider it and obtain a consultation.

As the preliminary study emphasised the need for information about the emotional, financial and social aspects of back pain as well as its clinical aspects, we developed information about welfare benefits and patient rights; and included back pain sufferers' personal stories collected and presented by a journalist.

In London, the Foreign Office said it was "urgently seeking" further information about the welfare of British citizens in the Thai capital.

We have raised our concerns with the Iranian government and asked for more information about her welfare and the charges against her".

A spokesperson for the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade said no Australian casualties had been reported, but the embassy in Kathmandu was seeking information about the welfare of Australians in the affected area.

The Foreign Office has previously said it is "concerned" about Ms Ghavami's detention, adding: "We are in touch with her family and we have raised our concerns with the Iranian government and asked for more information about her welfare and the charges against her".

The new information about the welfare crackdown coincides with the launch of another government crackdown, this time stripping citizenship rights from dual Australian citizens fighting overseas, and threatening to strip citizenship from Australians who have the possibility of claiming citizenship of another country.

The now-hidden database ― which includes information about animal welfare violations at zoos, research laboratories and commercial breeders ― was a valuable resource for journalists and animal advocacy groups.

On Tuesday, Britain said it remains deeply concerned about Lee Bo, a British publisher of books critical of China's leaders who went missing in Hong Kong, and is pressing for information about his welfare.