Sentence examples for running a support from inspiring English sources

She volunteered, counseling women and running a support group, but for years could not find anyone who was willing to hire Hedda Nussbaum -- for any position.

Running a support group is not about being medically or professionally trained in any way, or just lived experience, it is about giving people the opportunity to share their stories, to have a cry, and to be heard.

Now he runs a support group for others who feel the same.

He runs a support network for more than a hundred ex-cultists called the Canary Group.

Jody Williams is a former prostitute who runs a support group called Sex Workers Anonymous.

Richard Steinberg of Ossining runs a support group of homicide survivors for Victims Assistance Services.

For the past decade, he and his English wife have run a support program for other defectors.

Everson ended up in probation and ran a support group for victims of domestic violence that used the WomenCentre building.

John Sampson helps run a support network in northern New Jersey for telecommunications experts who have lost senior positions.

"At first we looked to each other for moral support; we had very low esteem," says Menacho who runs a support group for miners' widows in Potosí.

"It's a tremendous mourning process, mourning not being able to have a child naturally," said Mr. Crane, who runs a support group for couples in White Plains.