Sentence examples for through reintegration from inspiring English sources

As a part of the Creative Skills for Peace Program, more than 300 offenders will be supported through reintegration in more than 8 facilities in 6 cities.

UNICEF is working with partners to help these children reunite with their parents when possible, through reintegration programmes that include legal assistance and psychosocial counselling to overcome trauma.

It is therefore possible that those women who went through reintegration programming did see some measure of improvement in their mental health as compared to those who self-reintegrated, however we are unable to make this assessment with this sample.

Moreover, with addiction recovery envisaged as a return to normalcy and social inclusion realised through reintegration into work, family and social life (box 1), methadone is positioned as a technology of hope for enabling 'recovery of citizenship' where rehab has failed on delivering such promise (box 4, extract 5).

"The sailors are in good health and continue to go through the reintegration process," the military said.

"But to go through the reintegration process and then, just 15 months later, discard him for good seems very strange".

Although many have now gone through a reintegration process, hundreds are still being recruited every day by both the Mayi-Mayi and the RCD.

But a shortage of funding threatens to leave those halfway through the reintegration process high and dry, and the others without any prospect of support.

Kawsar and Awal are among 168 children who are now in the process of being socially and economically reintegrated in their respective communities in 65 upazilas in 25 districts across Bangladesh through post-reintegration activities.

In a project developed by SFSA in conjunction with the prison's policy of rehabilitating prisoners through education and reintegration with their communities, prisoners and wardens have been taught how to start up and manage a farm.

However, we also find that the pieces of information reported on existing coordinated networks are scattered across multiple online resources and are often not conveniently available to users for data analysis, editing and reintegration through community curation projects.