Sentence examples for tackling disadvantage from inspiring English sources

Sure Start children's centres are at the heart of the government's vision for early intervention, tackling disadvantage and improving life chances.

A DfE spokesperson said: "We want to see strong children's centres across the country, offering a wide range of local, flexible services, tackling disadvantage, and helping all children fulfil their potential.

"From helping end domestic violence to supporting disabled people to live independently, small charities play a part in tackling disadvantage that the bigger charities, business and the public sector cannot".

Two years ago we set out to find nine visionary local charities who were already tackling disadvantage in the boroughs and who felt they needed business skills to help them grow.

Nadhim Zahawi, minister for children and families, said that tackling disadvantage was a priority for the government: "Employment is at a record high and wages are outstripping inflation, but we know some families need more help.

England's children's minister, Nadhim Zahawi, said tackling disadvantage was a government priority, acknowledging "some families need extra help".

Governments should tackle disadvantage directly, without reference to race.

Denham says: "We're going to tackle disadvantage wherever we see it".

Twitter: @DSC_Charity The Lloyds TSB Foundation funds local, regional and national charities working to tackle disadvantage across England and Wales.

An early-years policy focused on affordable, high-quality, centre-based day care for low-income families is essential to tackle disadvantage.

He challenged "the left who have always argued that the best way to tackle disadvantage is to redistribute money from the rich to the poor".