Sentence examples for vulnerable supports from inspiring English sources

This finding, which perhaps results from the perception that younger children are particularly vulnerable, supports the importance during initial IMCI training and routine supervision visits of emphasizing the vulnerability of all children under five years.

I want reliable systems in Britain to protect the vulnerable, supported willingly by the taxpayer.

Many social housing professionals warned that the cap would force vulnerable supported housing tenants back into residential and NHS care, costing the taxpayer hundreds of millions of pounds.

Qualitative methods fostered in-depth understanding of vulnerable populations' support needs, support resources, intervention preferences, and satisfaction with intervention strategies and impacts.

To prevent family separations and segregation it is critical to build social inclusion, where families that are vulnerable feel supported and able to reach out for support.

Support for vulnerable families UNICEF supports seven community-based organisations, such as Kuvumbana, that provide help with birth registration; basic education; health care; food and nutritional support; financial support and psychosocial support.

New Labour, he argues, won over a broad constituency of voters who wanted "fairness for all", meaning help for the vulnerable but support for individual aspiration.

"People we support are vulnerable and have no support structures apart from our volunteers.

Most of these services are focused on extra support for vulnerable children – SEN, behaviour support, and education welfare services.

The latter is part of the Echo Youth Development scheme, a non-profit organisation that supports vulnerable youth in South Africa.

This is a situation that Stonham Homestay, which is funded by Norfolk council and supports vulnerable people across the county, is familiar with.