Sentence examples for with intensive support from inspiring English sources

In addition to this temporary stimulus, the report proposes permanent change to the welfare state so that young people who have still not found a job after a year on the work programme are guaranteed a "first step" part-time job, combined with intensive support to find unsupported employment, with providers paid by results.

So with intensive support from a brilliant teacher of the deaf and wonderful support assistants, I was able to start school at the same time as my hearing peers and access the curriculum, the first deaf pupil in my school to do so.

"I choose to work with women who are striving for a natural birth because that's where my passion and training lies," said Ms. Harris, whose training was as a Bradley-method childbirth instructor, which emphasizes natural birth with intensive support from the husband.

The FSI software was coded at RISH with intensive support by CDAAC.

He cast his net wide but also tried, with intensive support from colleagues in other departments, to find a new home within UW Madison in part to allow his wife, UW pediatrician Melissa Weddle, to keep her job.

The patients were set in programmatic conditions i.e. not in a clinical trial cohort with intensive support.

For example, an evaluation mechanism that measures the number of young people in contact with a project does not differentiate between a project that engages with a small group of participants to provide them with intensive supports on a daily basis and one that meets large numbers of young people once a week (Combat Poverty Agency 2000).

Our analysis demonstrates that many homeless adults with mental illness who receive good-quality, stable housing with intensive supports (HF) are able to make significant positive change over 18 months.

For example we are developing stand-alone modular training products for partner schools that will allow us to expand our audience but with less intensive support.

The use of the nonprofits was intended to provide children with more intensive support services and supervision.

For example, a stated aim of 'Healthy Lives, Brighter Futures' is to get the right services, advice and support to all parents with more intensive support for the most vulnerable.