Sentence examples for specialist support for from inspiring English sources
I am going both as an adoptive parent and as a solicitor providing specialist support for prospective adopters and to families that have already adopted a child.
We live in a wealthy society, yet fail to provide specialist support for victims of rape in a third of local authorities.
He said: "Specialist support for social entrepreneurs in the UK right now can't help much more than 2,000 ventures a year.
This heart-breaking case and others like it raise serious concerns about the lack of specialist support for mothers suffering a mental-health crisis.
Cumbria Partnership Trust, which provided psychiatric care, is now discussing providing specialist support for transgender people in north Cumbria as a result of the suicide.
Members are demanding no cuts to domestic violence support services and guaranteed funding for specialist support for those helping help black and minority ethnic women.
While a press release trumpeted grants to charities including a specialist support service for female victims of stalking and a peer mentoring service for vulnerable young girls, there was no mention of one of the biggest beneficiaries of the fund: Life, an anti-abortion charity that also runs a network of crisis pregnancy centres.
The Guardian recently reported that the NHS is increasing its specialist support services for women suffering from birth trauma following a surge in cases: and though birth trauma encompasses problems other than birth injuries, the two are often related.
Studies were conducted in urban and rural settings in predominantly high income countries with legislation and specialist support services for intimate partner violence to which clinicians could refer.
They provide advice regarding recommended gestational weight gain (GWG) based on pre-pregnancy body mass index (BMI), referral practices for multidisciplinary care including specialist support, and advice for the postnatal period, with demonstrated links to improved maternal and infant outcomes.
Dr Geoff James is a specialist support teacher working for a local authority school support service.
