Sentence examples for prevention assistance from inspiring English sources

She took the children to a Prevention Assistance and Temporary Housing center, which places homeless families in emergency housing.

The intent of this article is to inspire expansion of pollution prevention assistance portfolio options to include DfE.

They will screen homeowners for eligibility for available MHA foreclosure prevention assistance programs and work with eligible homeowners to submit mortgage assistance applications to servicers.

Additionally, time constraints associated with the neighborhood site visit will also limit the provision of support, teaching of coping skills, and general relapse prevention assistance.

Overall, some practices pertinent to delirium prevention (assistance with meals for those who needed help with feeding but not for those who required encouragement) were carried out more or less consistently for some patients across all sites.

They asked their social worker to refer them to Prevention Assistance and Temporary Housing, a New York City shelter program, to get away.

Homebase has a range of services, under one roof, including eviction prevention services, assistance obtaining public benefits, employment search and assistance, financial counseling, and short-term financial assistance.

In a poll of 730 domestic violence shelters across the country, nearly 80percentt reported seeing an increase in women seeking abuse at the same time funding for prevention and assistance programs had decreased.

Collaborative strategies that include the participation of MSM, LGBT advocates, healthcare professionals and particularly the public and political powers may ensure the greatest access to and benefit from HIV prevention and assistance interventions directed at this vulnerable population.

Research on juvenile offenders should be undertaken in order to identify most appropriate forms of prevention and assistance, taking into account that programmes addressing the needs of the child in the context of his or her family should be the first resort.

"As an advocate, confidentiality is the most important thing that you can offer to a survivor," said Laura Luciano, assistant director of violence prevention and victim assistance at Rutgers.