Sentence examples for of destitute children from inspiring English sources

Would pictures of destitute children and abandoned mothers punctuate these protests?

By means of trade classes and a combination of education and religious work, Hogg hoped to reconstruct the lives of destitute children.

The orphanages of William Quarrier and Thomas Barnardo were large suppliers of destitute children to the colonies, where they might enjoy "the reward of hard work".

It becomes increasingly clear, in supplementary material at the end of the book, that Warren's main concern is the welfare of destitute children today, which is splendid, but tells us nothing about Charles Dickens.

Information about the "orphan trains" that took thousands of destitute children from New York to families in rural and farm communities across the country will be accompanied by a huge archive from the Children's Aid Society: journal entries from social workers, children's artwork, photographs and letters.

Monika Duzdova, one of two Roma teaching assistants hired by Mr. Valastiak to help the integration program, said she understood some of the concerns of white parents and added that the better-off Roma families were also alarmed by the flood of destitute children from the nearby ghetto.

Syrie's evangelical father was the Barnardo of the Dr. Barnardo's Homes for destitute children, her apparently queenly mother the daughter of a Lloyd's underwriter.

The boys were promptly sent to Norwood Schools, another institution for destitute children.

"We wanted a change in our quality of life," she said, citing the horrors of seeing destitute children sniffing glue and constantly looking for trouble in Buenos Aires.

Among those whom, it is argued, would have been deprived of legal aid under the residence test are the family of Jean Charles de Menezes, who was shot dead by police, and the destitute children of refugees.

Joe Homan, who has died aged 85, founded a network of villages for poor and destitute children in southern India and transformed the lives of these young people and their families.