Sentence examples for specialised support from inspiring English sources

He was then given specialised support given to all defectors to help them adjust to life in the South.

"There are low numbers of apprenticeships, high numbers of children are living in poverty and specialised support is required to improve the attainment of the most vulnerable groups".

The study has made several dozen recommendations, including early holistic specialised support; parents given access to respite care; and more information about children up for adoption.

Up to 90% of rape victims never report the attack to the police, and these women are being failed by the lack of specialised support services around the country.

In the 140-page report, Black noted that with the benefits system, "there is no reliable way of identifying claimants with addictions and there is a distinct lack of specialised support".

"We desperately need to see an overhaul of the system, with more tailored specialised support for people with mental health problems and less focus on pressuring people into work and stopping their benefits".

26 30 ▸ Both countries highlight the need for: – Specialised supports to optimise accessibility for rural and vulnerable groups.

Specialised supported employment schemes also enable individuals with autism to secure and maintain a paid job in a regular work environment.

A recent systematic review has reviewed the evidence for psychological interventions in humanitarian settings, and includes a review of the type of intervention provided by Médecins Sans Frontières –Operational Centre Amsterdam (MSF), namely that of focused non-specialised support [ 6].

It is increasingly recognised that while most bereaved people do not require formal bereavement services, a considerable minority will benefit from non-specialised support (e.g., mutual-help groups, trained volunteer support), and an even smaller proportion will experience persistent psychiatric distress, such as Prolonged Grief Disorder, requiring specialist intervention [ 36, 41, 42].

Like in the case of Phillips, social innovation initiatives may need new structures, specialised funding to support experimentation, and performance thresholds and timeframes that may be different from other ideas.