They are safe havens for children and families, at the heart of deprived, transient and often volatile communities.
These communities were mindful of their images and hoped to avoid earning negative reputations as racist, volatile communities.
Of particular concern is the low achievement of boys and children from the poorest and/or most volatile communities.
A UNICEF, LOC and CANOC partnership for the 2009 Caribbean Games will facilitate strategic programming in volatile communities throughout the region and promote child friendly environments.
Through the Quality Education Programme, UNICEF and partners are investing strategically to build the capacity of pre-primary schools in particularly poor and volatile communities to deliver better quality and more child-friendly learning experiences.
By the end of 2016, in Jamaica's poorest and most volatile communities, 40 per cent of six year old girls and boys entering primary schools master the entrance assessment, and the performance of Grade Four boys and girls on national math and literacy assessments improved by 30 per cent.
His sympathisers say the president's chief concern was that, thanks to malpractice and a lack of security, too few members of the country's volatile Pushtun community managed to get elected.Critics take a harsher view, saying Mr Karzai is worried about a more hostile parliament dominated by an enlarged block of opposition MPs.
It was volatile in the community.
Meditation is helping police officers to de-escalate volatile situations, improve community relations and improve their own well-being.
He called it Camera Communis and designed it for a group of Cleveland schoolchildren living in a volatile working-class community.
