Sentence examples for that support vulnerable from inspiring English sources

I think the evidence is pretty good that investments early on get the most bank for the buck, and that's one reason I'm a huge fan of early childhood education (and of earlier interventions, such as Nurse-Family Partnership, that support vulnerable women in pregnancy).

"This would drain federal resources from our public education system and from programs that support vulnerable, low-income children," said Democratic National Committee spokeswoman Christina Freundlich.

"Many people don't think that in the UK – the seventh richest country in the world – people go hungry or go hungry for healthy food," said Lindsay Boswell, chief executive of FareShare, the UK charity that feeds 36,500 people every day, redistributing high-quality, surplus food from the food industry to a network of community organisations that support vulnerable people across Britain.

The latter is part of the Echo Youth Development scheme, a non-profit organisation that supports vulnerable youth in South Africa.

Toni's also the founder of the Expect Respect Project, a drop-in center that supports vulnerable teenage girls and young women most at risk of sexual exploitation and gang-related violence.

Toni's also the founder of the Expect Respect Project, a drop-in centre that supports vulnerable teenage girls and young women most at risk of sexual exploitation and gang-related violence.

"As part of our UNICEF-supported response to the flood, we will also link the mother with a local NGO that supports vulnerable households, to get her school uniform for Frieda".

We know that social workers can't be everywhere all the time, so why not make a donation in their name to a charity – such as Mind or the Samaritans – that will support vulnerable people when they can't.

"We also know that many AAPIs face the model minority myth -- the notion that virtually all AAPI have access to a quality education and are affluent, which has prevented AAPI communities from fully benefitting from federal programs and resources that can support vulnerable and underserved people".

He says local authorities won't prioritise the essential support services that keep vulnerable people from becoming homeless.

"Fundraising for philanthropic work is under threat and threatens to destroy a sector that supports many vulnerable people in Kenya," Kipkazi said.