Sentence examples for training care from inspiring English sources

The financially excluded are disproportionately likely to be Neets (not in employment, education or training), care leavers, homeless and disabled people among others.

There was no psychologist or psychiatrist, and although the nurse had no mental health training care, she was distributing drugs for mentally ill inmates, the report said.

We are already seeing examples of its use – as a resource for commissioning a care village in Leeds and for training care staff in London.

He cited the example of a lower-rated filly he trains who won four races over the winter and yet still lost £4,500 for her owners, after the costs of training, care, transport and entry fees.

Most importantly, we must do more to support family caregivers of every race and ethnicity with better access to resources, training, care planning services and research opportunities.

Together they coordinated the selection and managing of up to 12 student handlers as well as all aspects of training, care and feeding, and public appearances.

An example of how little is spent on nurses in nursing homes and other community settings is illustrated by a local university that was allocated just £5,000 a year in government funding to spend on training care-home workers.

The social interest type refers to preferences regarding interacting with people, such as educating, training, caring, and nursing activities.

Volunteers can also play an important role in work that is not related to caring for children directly provided that they have the necessary skills, for example, by helping to improve NGO administrative systems, training care-staff or fund-raising.

It provides stimulating activity sessions in care homes, trains care staff to provide meaningful activity for residents, and advocates for older people with policy and decision-makers.

The scheme would have trained care assistants for a new role to take on some of the tasks of nurses, Green said.