Sentence examples for new caregivers from inspiring English sources

While the article notes that Germany will need one million new caregivers by 2030, the United States is projected to need an additional 1.1 million direct-care workers between 2008 and 2018.

For many parents, it's also reassuring to have the same person take care of their child for years, instead of transitioning to new caregivers, which usually happens in larger daycare centers based on age groups.

Indiscriminate sociability may persist for years, even among children who subsequently exhibit preferred attachment to their new caregivers.

In general these therapies are aimed at adopted or fostered children with a view to creating attachment in these children to their new caregivers.

"Okulangira" in this context was described as when new caregivers announced to the community that the youth's parent had died of HIV/AIDS.

As the U.S. population ages we will need more caregivers, yet an inadequate number of new caregivers are entering the healthcare workforce [ 16].

"How is the new caregiver?" "Intrusive," said Lotte.

Bridget, Lotte, and Shareen, the new caregiver, sat looking out on Riverside Drive.

That room was reserved for the new caregiver, whom they would surely hire any day now.

(The V.A. estimates that 3,000 families will benefit from the new caregiver program; 92 percent of the caregivers approved so far are women).

Ms. Marcum was awarded the highest tier of coverage through the veterans agency's new caregiver program, giving her a monthly stipend of $1,837.