Sentence examples for on abused from inspiring English sources

Files on abused children.

But child welfare experts say the statistics on abused children becoming offenders themselves are not encouraging.

The computerized case-management system used by the Administration for Children's Services has had several breakdowns, making it difficult or impossible for caseworkers to update or read files on abused and neglected children.

But besides the potential implications in the country for the report on abused children, it also threatens to cause a diplomatic row in Europe after a senior UN aid worker was suspended for allegedly passing it on to the French authorities.

It is vital that multi-agency training and ongoing supervision help professionals learn about both the impact of abusers' tactics and the complex dynamics that can wear down their own compassion and judgment, so that they can avoid blaming and giving up on abused children.

The state's social service caseworkers are inundated with increasing caseloads, resulting in a failure to follow policies and the premature closing of cases on abused and neglected children, a report by the inspector general of the Health and Human Services Commission said.

Daly was one of Los Angeles' most prominent activists on behalf of abused and neglected children.

He served as a volunteer for Child Advocates of Indiana, an organization that intervenes on behalf of abused and neglected children.

When I performed this work on behalf of abused and neglected children, I did so to help reform the child welfare system -- not to bankrupt it.

In the late 1960s and early 1970s, activists in Los Angeles would go into the workplaces of men they believed to be batterers and harass them on behalf of abused women.

MacGregor was an energetic, high-profile campaigner on behalf of abused children, even speaking out at two meetings with local voluntary groups in early 2015 attended by members of the government-appointed team sent in to run Rotherham council in the wake of the scandal, including the lead commissioner, Sir Derek Myers.