Sentence examples for with multiple needs from inspiring English sources

Jones's commissioning dream is for local authorities to have an overall strategy for women and families with multiple needs.

Such friendships are critical, says project co-ordinator Simon Allison, who noticed two years ago that young visually impaired people with multiple needs faced social exclusion.

"The voluntary sector has an important role to play in reaching out to families with multiple needs, particularly as they may feel that accepting help from them is less stigmatising".

A former intervener (interpreter) at a special school for children with little or no sight, he set up the group after he became aware that visually impaired young people with multiple needs faced social exclusion at weekends.

If they don't, we will see more vulnerable women returning to or staying with abusive partners, more homeless women and children with multiple needs, more suicides, and more murders.

Nursing staff juggle competing demands and deal with patients with multiple needs, working not just in hospitals but in the community, in care homes, in GP practices, supporting people with mental health problems, caring for patients when they are ill, but also doing vital work to prevent illness and keep the nation healthy.

Under the initiative 61 families with complex and multiple needs have been given their own key worker – responsible for co-ordinating response from a range of services.

Teachers were trained to create a child-friendly environment and use a theme-based curriculum inspired by Multiple Intelligences to meet with children's multiple needs.

We had doubted whether prison [HMP Wormwood Scrubs] could look after someone with frail health and multiple needs, but the prison system said it could.

Family Action is concerned that this measure could damage child protection and increase the risks vulnerable children face by making it harder for professionals to keep track of families with multiple complex needs.

Dr Alan McDevitt, chairman of the BMA's Scottish general practitioners committee, said: "GPs working in areas of high deprivation work in a particularly challenging environment and frequently see patients with multiple health needs and social problems.