Sentence examples for support and accommodation from inspiring English sources

When Asperger syndrome is eliminated from the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, fewer people like me will receive the diagnosis, support and accommodation they need to succeed in school and the workplace, with the consequences of needless suffering and lost talent and productivity.

In the event of local disputes we retain the right to step in and ensure that all our service users receive appropriate support and accommodation; we take matters of this nature extremely seriously and continually work with our providers to ensure continuity of service".

This new role as a city of forced destination and the shift from state actors' and civil society's approaches of short-term assistance in transit to long-term responsibilities has challenged state and city officials to provide broader based support and accommodation (Papagianakis, 2016).

This will also help the school to better understand and provide appropriate support and accommodations should the condition begin to affect the student's performance during the semester.

Like all adolescents, his progress wasn't a steadily triumphant march; at times he received significant support and accommodations to help him determine and realize his goals.

This requires support for and accommodation of multiple standards/protocols and technology.

Click here for an article by Carolina Albuerne from The Poppy Project, which provides support, advocacy and accommodation to trafficked women.

Eaves Eaves provides support, advocacy and accommodation to almost 3,000 vulnerable women per year who have experienced, or who are at risk of, violence.

The families were provided with support and given accommodation previously used by British soliders.

Building in benefits Through our supported housing services, floating support and retirement accommodation, our services help more than 5,000 people a year in London and the south-east to live safely and independently.

Increasing the supply of homes, and reviewing how single homeless people are treated in the housing system, will clearly be pivotal to providing better support and settled accommodation for these vulnerable individuals.