Sentence examples for prevention classes from inspiring English sources

Man Alive conducts domestic violence prevention classes around the Bay Area, and works inside the jail that Mr. Mirkarimi's department operates.

All three children were placed in foster care, and a judge ordered Mr. Valentin to complete parenting and domestic-violence prevention classes to prove his commitment and fitness as a father.

The final scale, HIV Education and Prevention/HIV Testing, was composed of four items related to perceptions towards these services, such as "how do you feel about HIV education and prevention classes in this institution" and "how easy would it be for you to get tested for HIV at this institution".

Schools may have had some form of drug prevention classes in the past but with nationwide budget cuts, programs have been lost.

The statement also details how the Citadel requires sexual assault prevention classes for each year of a student's time at the school.

As an older adult, you must be mindful in ways you've never been before, as folks in my NYC community-based fall prevention classes have illustrated over the years.

One day five years ago, Goodman and Urban Corps founder Vega showed up to interview Cade after a gang prevention class he was taking at the time.

The largest employer in Africa, it will also pay for full medical care, including antiretroviral drugs, for its 1,500 direct employees, and will mandate AIDS-prevention classes for the 100,000 employed by its bottlers and distributors.

Most sites in this competitive industry do not offer instruction at all; they buy search-engine keywords and earn commissions from other companies to which they direct Internet traffic, said Jim Hoffheimer, president of the American Institute for Public Safety, a private Florida-based company that offers accident-prevention classes both online and in classrooms.

At a recent accident-prevention class in Manhattan, a student began to nod off during the course, which had no final quiz or exam.

Mr Faria says they took a violence-prevention class together in high school - STARS, which stands for Students Teaching and Advocating Respect.