Sentence examples for lead outreach from inspiring English sources

The departments of justice and homeland security lead outreach efforts in Muslim and other local communities, stressing vigilance against radicalizing influences and dialogue with law enforcement.

Avahan intervention was conceived as a focused prevention program, offering a standardized package of proven prevention interventions for high-risk groups, such as community participation, clinical services for STI and counselling, peer lead outreach and commodity distribution [ 8].

"Many of these young people have seen shooting and murdering in their presence," said the Rev. Andre Shumake Sr., president of the Richmond Improvement Association, which led outreach efforts after the February shooting at the New Gethsemane church.

We aimed to compare the difference in patient outcomes on a outreach service with consultant intensivist versus a nurse led outreach service.

Mr Pattie also leads outreach and awareness events; speaking at local schools and parent toddler groups to teach people the meningitis symptoms to look out for.

The majority of UK centres have nurse led outreach systems, supported by critical care doctors with sessional recognition for this service.

Services for Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA) have evolved with the development of independently led outreach Rheumatology Practitioner (RP) clinics in Primary Care (PC).

Others argued that the group did not want to jeopardize its commanding lead in outreach and organizing, and at one point Monday angry protesters chased Mr. Beltagy out of the square.

FreedomWorks, one of the nation's major Tea Party groups, has tapped Deneen Borelli, a New York-based conservative activist and commentator, to lead its outreach to minorities.

Local community-based organizations will not only provide input on where to install the charging stations, but will also take the lead in outreach to area residents about how the program works.

For the last four years, the couple have led an outreach program called My Brothers Keeper, a referral service for people in need of food, shelter, drug or alcohol rehabilitation and H.I.V. testing.