Sentence examples for provide intensive support from inspiring English sources

The government has made troubled families a priority: in the last year, it has committed an extra £448m to provide intensive support.

We could employ dedicated youth workers to provide intensive support to our most vulnerable students, and extend our emergency first aid and urban awareness provision.

In a dozen cases so far, all involving diabetics, a committee has judged that it makes financial sense to bring these people into the charity plan anyway and provide intensive support.

For children with more serious difficulties, I Can operates two special schools, Dawn House in Nottingham and Meath School in Surrey, which provide intensive support for children aged four-19.

Practical hands-on support seems to work better: I was interested by the work being done by the St Giles's Trust with families of offenders, where the charity pays key workers to provide intensive support to the families of people who've been imprisoned or risk being imprisoned.

It also aimed to provide intensive support to breastfeeding mothers at the time when there are high levels of attrition.

Aidan's risk was clearly high, and we provided intensive support to ensure his survival.

An organisation providing intensive support to children in their early years will probably need to hold on to data much longer than somewhere providing non-intensive afterschool activities.

It should be delivered through local specialist organisations, providing intensive support, up to 12 months' work experience and investment in business start-up and growth.

WASHINGTON — Within hours of Thursday's power-sharing deal between Kenya's rival leaders, the State Department issued a rare statement from Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, praising the pact and citing the United States for providing "intensive support" to bring it about.

Since the loss of government funding in July 2011, the West Midlands partnership has engaged with 160 schools and colleges and over 8,000 young people, providing intensive support to more than 2,000 of the most deprived pupils.