Sentence examples for welfare difficulties from inspiring English sources

Figures released last month by the charity Mind revealed that almost half of people (46%) with mental health problems had considered or attempted to take their own life due to social factors such as debt and welfare difficulties.

B1 Welfare Program Difficulties The Giuliani administration, after winning a long legal battle with the city comptroller over $104 million in city contracts to place welfare recipients into private sector jobs, is now backing away from that plan, according to Maximus Inc. of Reston, Va., the company at the center of that conflict.

UUP leader Mike Nesbitt has told the prime minister the government must not collapse the Northern Ireland Executive over welfare reform difficulties.

Last week, the DUP and Sinn Féin crossed swords over the wisdom of delaying finding a solution to Stormont's welfare reform difficulties until after next month's Westminster election.

Federal and state officials say that many people remaining on welfare have difficulty finding jobs because they have physical or mental disabilities or lack work experience.

Referrals come via student welfare, assessment difficulty, tutor feedback and, in some cases, self-referral".

Governor Bush has already faced criticism for his handling of the state's child welfare system, whose difficulties with keeping track of children put in its care has been the subject of extensive attention over the past year.

Repeated interrogation by Home Office officials about what they have been through – all too often conducted from a clear standpoint of officials' disbelief inadequate welfare support and difficulties in accessing the medical care and psychological services they so desperately need all serve to compound their trauma.

"Given the general shortage and increased costs of animal feed across most of the country as a consequence of the poor weather, and in order to help address animal welfare and financial difficulties facing, I will also making £250,000 available to the Addington Trust to help them provide short-term support to those families in Wales who are least able to meet these costs".

Other problems of major concern included social exclusion, violence, children's welfare, and financial difficulties.

Common issues my clients have that can result in them losing their home are a deficit in housing benefit, not accessing welfare benefit entitlements, and difficulty budgeting.