Sentence examples for mentoring support to from inspiring English sources

Through a competitive process, four arts organisations were chosen to receive mentoring support to develop campaigns from concept to launch.

Guy's and St Thomas's trust is the first in the country to offer mentoring support to young people over 16, many of whom are not in education, employment or training (Neet) to help them find careers in the health service.

The five most promising ideas were selected and each awarded $1000 funding and mentoring support to implement their projects' over the coming months.

In addition, this capacity building grant offers funding for 2-4 Master's students per year who receive structured training in research methods as well as mentoring support to "fill the pipeline".

Twenty-eight clinician participants were selected by the five Ministries of Health and the Fiji National University to undergo a research capacity building program which includes a research workshop and mentoring support to perform research and audit as teams in their country.

In addition to its focus on community engagement, the center will support the education, training and mentoring of new investigators; provide administrative and mentoring support to all center investigators; and disseminate findings, data and resources.

The $10 million initiative, Elizabeth Street Capital, is designed to provide early-stage women entrepreneurs in the U.S. with access to low-cost capital, mentoring support and networking opportunities to grow their businesses, creating communities of women entrepreneurs.

Those subjects not allocated a peer mentor, after a year of receiving 'standard support' available to all trainees, nonetheless perceived the value of additional peer mentoring support and were keen to participate if the programme were offered again.

Composed of a grant of £200,000 (£1 = about $1.54) plus mentoring support, it was awarded to Moralioglu by a group of British fashion industry titans that included Sir Paul Smith and Sir Philip Green, the billionaire proprietor of retail conglomerate Arcadia.

He said that he wanted to encourage "mentoring support" from former prisoners who have "turned their lives around, to help those who are yet to do so".

Mothers' AdvocateS In the Community MOSAIC --non-professionall mentor support to reduce intimate partner violence and depression in mothers: a cluster randomised trial in primary care.