Sentence examples for voluntary providers from inspiring English sources
PES schemes should be transparent, and provide additional services with conditional payments to voluntary providers.
It says: "Private and voluntary providers report that the amount they currently get paid for providing free childcare is not enough to cover their costs and they therefore rely on charging parents for additional hours or other sources of income to meet them.
"I have absolutely no compunction or reservations about pursuing actions against state agencies or voluntary providers," he said.
The justice secretary insisted the government remained committed to a mixed market for public services, drawing on public, private and voluntary providers.
And the very process of giving power away requires civil servants to have certain skills, such as contracting with private and voluntary providers.
One part was a bid to introduce more choice and competition, by enabling private and voluntary providers to treat more NHS patients.
"Hospitals have already agreed to the largest voluntary provider contribution to pay for health reform -- $155 billion in Medicare and Medicaid cuts," the group wrote on its Web site.
We have developed relationships with the NUT, Merseyside Police, statutory and voluntary health providers, housing providers, youth services and many other minority community groups who are now ambassadors for our work and use us to train their staff.
The party's election manifesto explicitly states that private or voluntary sector providers should be brought in where public providers are failing to improve, or where they can add value to public services.
Furthermore, as this survey was voluntary, care providers' responses may not be representative of all Australian maternity care providers.
Des Kelly, chief executive of voluntary residential providers' umbrella group the National Care Association, says that while there is no hard evidence, it appears that small provider charities are being taken over by larger ones or no longer offer a direct service, instead funding residents in other homes.
