The phrase "welfare facilities" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to facilities or services provided for the well-being and support of a group of people, such as employees, members of a community, or individuals in need. Example: The company prides itself on its employee-centric policies and offers various welfare facilities, such as a gym, daycare center, and mental health counseling services.
It is associated with a model workers' community composed of housing estates with recreational and welfare facilities.
A spokesperson added that the consortium was "working with Crossrail to ensure that we provide a safe working environment, with appropriate welfare facilities for our staff".
Miyagi prefecture, for instance, may rank third in the number of voluntary organisations, but it is 47th (out of 47) in providing government welfare facilities for children.
In 2014, 'Technical rule for biological agents in healthcare and welfare facilities' (TRBA 250) was modified in Germany in order to promote the prevention of sharps injuries.
Back of house facilities will include a small conservation laboratory, staff welfare facilities, office space, kitchen and food production/storage areas.
In the case of extreme adverse weather conditions, we have the ability to set up additional welfare facilities and distribute items such as ponchos, blankets, sleeping bags, hot food and drinks.
"There are worries that prisons could become a sort of social welfare facility for the elderly," Mr. Nemoto said.
In this case study of an illegal dumping site for hazardous waste, the uses preferred as part of a conceptual land-use plan following remediation of the site were (1) agricultural land and a biogas plant designed to recover energy from biomass or (2) a park with a welfare facility and an athletic field.
Centroids begin and end every modelled trip and therefore represent both origin (neighbourhood) and destination (welfare facility) locations.
According to Article 45 of the Child Welfare Law, the Minister of Health, Labor and Welfare should set minimum standards, and child welfare facility operators should abide by the minimum standards.
Other forms of sensitivity analysis included modification for time of day, evacuation radii, vent locations, welfare facility locations, shadow evacuations and various levels of road network detail.
