Sentence examples for welfare monitoring from inspiring English sources

So, for the past five years, our health service has faced increased pressure from cuts in social care, mobility benefits and local social welfare monitoring of troubled families, financial hardship and mental health.

According to the 2008 Welfare Monitoring Survey, 40% of Malawians are classed as poor.

Surveys included the 1998 census, 2011 Welfare Monitoring Survey (WMS) and 2010/2011 Integrated Health Survey, IHS3 [ 49- 51].

According to the 2009 Welfare Monitoring Survey, 39 per cent of Malawian households live on less than one dollar per day.

According to the 2011 Welfare Monitoring Survey the prevalence of FGM/C is highest in the Region at 60 per cent.

A close health and welfare monitoring routine by an experienced stockman or veterinarian that parallels the automatic registrations is therefore mandatory.

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A1 Progress on Child Welfare A monitoring panel praised accomplishments the city made in overhauling its child welfare agency, but warned that much more work was needed if children were to benefit from the changes in the system.

The Premier League is emphatic that its clubs are committed to upgrading youth development, earmarking £320m over the next four years to the improved facilities, coaching, education, welfare, intensive monitoring and target-setting regimes which the EPPP requires.

Volunteering opportunities are available throughout the summer: help to clean up litter that threatens the turtles' welfare or monitor the beaches during the nesting season.

"The structure we have created means a player's development and welfare is monitored by the national squad management and this will help players realise their full potential," said Gatland.