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EveryChild effectively no longer runs any programmes under its own name, but rather will raise funds for the programmes delivered by other alliance members.

"While the internal A4e document relates to programmes delivered by the previous government, our investigation into current contracts will ensure the issues this report raises have been fully addressed," he said.

Vocational education and training (VET) in Australia delivers post-compulsory education and training, excluding degree and higher level programmes delivered by further education institutions, and provides people with occupational or work-related knowledge and skills.

School health programmes delivered by trained lay health counsellors could offer a cost-effective alternative.

A positive aspect is that if players attend training, they will adopt programmes delivered by their coaches.

Evaluation of monitoring programmes delivered by local pharmacists, community nurses, and general practitioners might be the next step towards prevention.

Monarch recently invested in a customer service training programme delivered by WorldHost – the provider behind the training of the games makers at the Olympics in London in 2012.

The Primary Literacy programme delivered by the National Strategies provides a range of resources for primary teachers to help improve children's writing.

All it tells us it that since June 2011, 370,000 people have been referred by Jobcentre Plus to this £5bn payment-by-results programme delivered by 15 contractors – most of them private companies.

Seven players work as coaches and ambassadors for Chance to Shine, the organisation that takes cricket into schools, and 12, including Sarah Taylor and Dani Wyatt, are on the MCC groundstaff from April to September, as part of the MCC Women Young Cricketers programme, delivered by the England Women's coach Mark Lane, a superb coach utterly empathetic to the demands of female cricket.

Right from the Start with HENRY is a widely-commissioned programme delivered by trained facilitators to small groups of parents over eight weekly sessions.