Sentence examples similar to providing long term support from inspiring English sources

Cuts are also impacting on our ability to provide long term support.

"The bracelet represents a full commitment on our part to provide long term support to organizations that are meaningful to our local communities," says de Narp.

We have to deter perpetrators, bring people to justice for crimes, and provide long term support to survivors.

ABF donated food to around 1,300 families shortly after the event and compensated3,300 workers in the building, as well as providing long-term support to families of those working for Primark's supplier who were killed.

In Victoria around $3.5m is spent each year, from an annual Corrections Budget of over $900m, to provide transition support to just 695 of the approximately 6,600 people leaving prison, while in New South Wales the Community Restorative Centre's program providing long-term support for people exiting prison is losing its funding.

"The UK, along with the wider international community, is committed to providing long-term support to the Afghan people to help them shape their country in the future".

Alternative approaches to providing long-term support, such as the NIH contract model that has supported the Framingham Study, a distinguished successful biobanking initiative (nota bene, since long before the term 'biobanking' was coined), must be developed and expanded.

Evaluation of the Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) Programme of the UNICEF Country Programme (2012-2014) implemented with the Government of Lao PDR Background: UNICEF is providing long-term support to the Government of Lao PDR (GoL) in promoting water supply, sanitation and hygiene (WASH).

Any evaluation of such programmes of more long-term support would need to include a cost-benefit analysis that would incorporate a comparison between providing long-term support to move into employment against the costs of maintaining people on long-term benefits.

Throughout the debate, Angus brought up the importance of providing long-term supports to frontline workers, asking community members what they need instead of imposing solutions, and allocating more funds to mental health services on reserves — something he and many Aboriginal leaders have noticed was missing from the Liberal government's budget.

Some agencies are trying to support such ties or to locate relatives who might adopt the children or provide long-term support.