Sentence examples for support most vulnerable from inspiring English sources

The project will support most vulnerable urban poor families to re-construct low-cost housing in Yangon and will assist conflict affected communities restoration community infrastructure in Mansi and Momauk Townships (Kachin State) and Pekkon Township (Shan State) through people's process.

Among the key drivers for this evaluation was the prevailing feeling that, despite the positive aspects of supporting most vulnerable children, Makete's MM - women who take on the task of fostering orphaned children in the community - have faced different challenges that have rendered their work to be very tasking and, in some cases, leading to withdrawal.

The deduction is Washington's way of supporting states that support their most vulnerable citizens and neediest cities.

Additional information Throughout 2012-2014, UNICEF received support of the European Union and other donors to implement programmes to support the most vulnerable children, including prevention of HIV/AIDS among most-at-risk adolescents in Eastern and Southern Ukraine and Kyiv city.

Sir Merrick argued that ministers should look at the fund with an "open mind", saying: "Local authorities are working hard to support the most vulnerable in society while managing the biggest cuts in living memory to funding for services.

Compassion currently partners with more than 5,600 churches to help communities support their most vulnerable children.

"A civilised and prosperous society like ours should support its most vulnerable and elderly citizens".

And yet, to quote the prime minister again, "Children's services support the most vulnerable children in our society.

Extra nurture groups we had to support the most vulnerable with their literacy and numeracy have had to go.

Politicians made emphatic statements pledging to support the most vulnerable, all the while arguing for policies that would make them more vulnerable still.

"The international community [will not] be able to support the most vulnerable and marginalised people without an overhaul of the current ways of gathering statistics," said the report.