Sentences with phrase «inclusion of family planning»

Planned Parenthood Applauds Inclusion of Family Planning but Regrets that Safe Abortion is Excluded

He also worked for the inclusion of family planning provisions in foreign aid legislation.

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As a result, the London Borough of Barking and Dagenham developed a coordinated and planned approach to engaging fathers in all the services offered to families in the borough — the Fathers Inclusion project.

I was delighted to hear about Thomas Cook's Kids First Family Vacations, since it marks the first time a travel company has actively created family getaway packages that not only take the guesswork out of travel planning, but also offers incredible value in the form of gift cards, discounts, and other premium inclusions like advanced seat selection and airport lounge passes that really makes life easier for traveling paFamily Vacations, since it marks the first time a travel company has actively created family getaway packages that not only take the guesswork out of travel planning, but also offers incredible value in the form of gift cards, discounts, and other premium inclusions like advanced seat selection and airport lounge passes that really makes life easier for traveling pafamily getaway packages that not only take the guesswork out of travel planning, but also offers incredible value in the form of gift cards, discounts, and other premium inclusions like advanced seat selection and airport lounge passes that really makes life easier for traveling parents!

Another factor that sets me apart is my holistic approach and inclusion of essentials oils into the protocol or plan I develop for each family, which is aimed at improving not only sleep but the overall health and well - being of the entire family.

Through a collaborative process between the Family Association, Faculty Conference, Board of Trustees, staff, alumni, and other community members, the school formed a one - year Ad - Hoc Inclusion, Equity, and Diversity Committee to conduct a rigorous analysis over the course of the 2017 - 2018 academic year and draft a plan for future work.

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For example: HDFC Ergo's PA plan accepts inclusion of Family members in a policy.

• Assess each assigned client to determine his or her needs for community rehabilitation and inclusion • Create and implement individualized plans to meet the requirements of each client • Meet with each client on a regular basis to identify and discuss any problems or issues • Provide support and advice through well - placed counseling services, in a one on one or group sessions • Refer to clients to appropriate specialists or community agencies, depending on their individual requirements • Act as an advocate of assigned clients, in front of families and government departments • Ascertain that the residential facility is conducive to clients» wellbeing and health • Intervene in crises situations, placing special focus on clients» safety and emotional wellbeing

Family engagement refers to the systematic inclusion of families in activities and programs that promote children's development, learning, and wellness, including in planning, development, and evaluation.

The inclusion of neutral financial and mental health professionals allows the development of a post-divorce family plan that maximizes family assets and minimizes the destructive impact divorce can have on children.

This video demonstrates a small, well - planned strategy to enhance a family's sense of inclusion and belonging in a school community.

address the relevance of the #MeToo and #TimesUp movements within family planning clinical care and within the family planning clinical and research workforce - particularly by addressing multiple dimensions of equity and inclusion, and not just gender

In an effort to carry out these commitments, our President and CEO John Jeanetta has woven diversity and inclusion into the strategic planning and operations of Heartland Family Service.