Sentence examples for support rehabilitating from inspiring English sources

"Donors should fund programmes that help people rebuild their lives, such as agricultural and fishing support, rehabilitating markets and developing other livelihoods.

UNICEF's support includes rehabilitating buildings or providing temporary tent classrooms; providing thousands of 'Schools-in-a-box' – each of which contains basic teacher and student supplies for 80 children; and providing 'emergency education' and counselling training for teachers.

I was on a field monitoring trip to a hard-to-reach village in Tacloban City when I saw a young boy carrying a UNICEF bag waving enthusiastically to us and shouting "Thank you!" UNICEF provided support in rehabilitating a number of schools in Tacloban damaged by Typhoon Haiyan.

Everyone knows that it is far more effective and cost-effective to help children develop in a healthy manner than to have to support or rehabilitate them as adults.

Support to rehabilitate and improve services continues to be required.

I ask for support to rehabilitate the centre".

He also requested support to rehabilitate the only primary health clinic in town.

UNICEF also provided the technical and financial support to rehabilitate bathroom and sink facilities in the target public schools, as a means of encouraging the children to practice better hygiene.

Reductions in recovery time come from how accurate the Welwalk system can be in terms of tweaking the amount of support it provides: Rehabilitating patients affected by this kind of partial paralysis involves gradually stepping back the amount of reliance they have on therapeutic support, until they're able to walk independently once again.

All the money raised by her amazing artwork is used to support the rescuing, rehabilitating and rehoming of other animals in need.

At AIFO India, we work tirelessly to eradicate leprosy and related disabilities by not just providing medical interventions and support, but by rehabilitating individuals, families and communities of those affected by the disease.