Sentence examples for to provide basic needs from inspiring English sources

Money raised will be used to provide basic needs like food, shelter, medicine and education to about 50 million people in 30 countries.

Despite their generosity, Syria's neighbouring states are struggling to provide basic needs to refugees, some of whom are living in squalor.

Last year the Living Wage Commission reported that spiralling rents and snail-like wage growth mean that the national living wage is "failing to provide basic needs for the lowest paid".

With rapid urbanization in developing world the cities are experiencing excessive population growth and the local governments are unable to provide basic needs for their citizens including waste disposal and management.

Rajarata university students accused the authorities of failing to provide basic needs of the students despite repeated protests.

When all the beds are full, it is street economies like the sex trade which they turn to in order to provide basic needs.

Available resources are heavily strained and organizations urgently need creative solutions to providing basic needs to this population.

Africa is particularly ripe for this because so many of its countries are either failed or failing states, unable to either provide basic needs for their people or control all of their sovereign territory.

"The money is not being spent in the way we had designed it". Karen McManus, executive director for the Women of Color AIDS Council in Dorchester, Mass., said the funding many community-based organizations receive isn't enough to help provide basic needs such as housing and food for lower-income HIV and AIDS patients.

Ten states, including Colorado, Georgia and Florida, have policies in place to identify and provide basic needs and educational support to homeless high school students transitioning to college, according to the National Association for the Education of Homeless Children and Youth.

Seventeen states, including Virginia, Maryland and Florida, have policies in place to identify and provide basic needs and educational support to homeless high school students transitioning to college, according to the National Association for the Education of Homeless Children and Youth.