Sentence examples for return to care from inspiring English sources

My role is to prevent adoptions from breaking down where possible, causing children to return to care.

Research for the NSPCC has shown that about half of the children who go into care because of abuse or neglect suffer further abuse if they return home and and later have to return to care.

Descendants of the four families who lost their houses in the northern reaches of the park are being allowed to return to care for the old ceremonial grounds, where a religious totem is carved in an old cypress stem.

This includes big changes, such as the chance to return to care if a young person feels that they moved out too soon, and working with housing providers to place people in areas where they want to live and have connections.

This can only result in more damage to the child as they return to care.

The committee argues that failing to provide adequate support risks family breakdown "and the possible return to care of an already damaged child".

In a few years, Williams hopes to buy a house with the necessary equipment that would allow him to bring his wife home, and return to caring for her full-time.

In a few years, Williams hopes to buy a house with the necessary equipment that would allow him to bring his wife home and return to caring for her full-time.

She is taken to a psychiatric hospital and the father returns to care for his children.

He became ill with Bright's disease, a kidney ailment, and in his final months, his first wife, Maggie, returned to care for him.

The god was forgetful and has not returned to care for his creation, but other gods, pitiless ones, are approaching even now, in a speeding pick-up truck.