Sentence examples for support and accessibility from inspiring English sources

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According to Everly, local organizations like Healthier Moms and Babies offer the support and accessibility many women need to commit to a healthy pregnancy lifestyle.

The joint endeavor, created to provide support and accessibility to emerging musicians, kicked off Tuesday night at the Norwood Club with 'Music Publishing 101'.

Maroua and Moutourwa were selected due to available logistic and research support and accessibility during the time of fieldwork (rainy season).

Explanation of the differences between countries is difficult because of differences in ADL measurement, elderly perspectives and expectations of caregiver supports, and availability and accessibility of social care service networks.

"With this growing support, popularity and accessibility, we do expect to see women joining teams and challenging convention in esports," a company spokesperson told us.

F20 How can we take care of or support privacy and accessibility?

Policies that support availability and accessibility to relevant reproductive and sexual health services, including contraception and procreation, need to be developed.

However they have reported similar concern of whether the family physicians are skilled enough in providing end of life care (emotional support, communication and accessibility and continuity of care).

There is an urgent need to develop policies that support availability and accessibility to relevant reproductive and sexual health services, including contraception and procreation, coupled with the need for a public enlightenment program on HIV to reduce the stigmatization that HIV-infected persons in the Niger Delta face from family members and their communities.

No universal recipe exists for the management of this transition; the factors involved include the patient's specific health issues, their ability to cope with complex problems, their ability to independently navigate the healthcare system, the availability of familial support, and the accessibility of healthcare resources.