Sentence examples for other support networks from inspiring English sources

Fear not, there are other support networks that can breach the gap.

But if your setting is the modern day UK, that still leaves you with all the other support networks that are (in theory at any rate) there to protect the vulnerable.

She said that as a result she was forced to move into her sixth home in just six months, a precarious situation that she says left mother and child bereft of medical services and other support networks.

Familial and other support networks may provide practical assistance with these tasks initially, but we know little about women's adjustment to living and managing alone during this early period.

Between 35 - 48% of university students are reported to have experienced bereavement in the previous 24 months [ 3], at a time when they are away from family and other support networks and may not seek help [ 3].

Management is therefore directed to controlling symptoms and otherwise helping patients and their caregivers cope with the impact of their illness, including engagement of community mental health, social services, day centres, and other support networks.

This includes the fact that LGBT people are much more likely to be homeless, much more likely to be cut off from family and other community support networks due to being rejected after 'coming out', and can often be deeply reticent about trusting the police due to very real fears of homophobic or transphobic treatment based on historic police brutality.

Future research needs to look at the role of other informal support networks in shaping and influencing children's experiences of growing up with HIV.

The findings may reflect the fact that new immigrants are often socially isolated due to separation from family and other social support networks [ 39] and have not had enough time to establish new social support networks.

This suggests that adult family members and relatives are the closest people who could understand the psychological difficulties children affected by HIV/AIDS experience and may provide opportunities for them to connect with other relevant support networks.

It is a setting with great potential to affect the health of residents through positive mechanisms such as their peers, who are also their neighbors, and other social support networks that enable residents to share health-promoting information or easier access to health-related services such as food banks or health clinics [ 22].