Sentences with phrase «outreach work benefits»
This education and outreach work benefits the community at large, our companion animals, and pet owners nationwide.
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«The rule is an important first step and will benefit some consumers who need relief the most, but a great deal of work is still needed to ensure that American families are no longer ensnared in the debt trap of high interest, abusive loans,» Michael Best, director of advocacy outreach at Consumer Federation of America, said in a statement.
Through developing and implementing a worksite lactation support toolkit for employers, and providing training to regional breastfeeding coalitions, this community outreach effort ultimately benefits those who are breastfeeding and returning to work.
Gayle and I were interested in doing some outreach work whilst travelling to Mexico, to raise awareness about the benefits that baby massage can bring to families in more vulnerable situations.
NASA benefits from the hard work the students put into creating detailed plans for ways to evaluate NASA's educational and public outreach offerings, and the students benefit from communicating with a high - level organization about how such an organization functions.
Uppingham's extensive educational outreach goes beyond this partnership though; many local schools have benefited from our community service work — which includes the teaching of Latin and extra mathematics and French and learning support — often delivered by Uppingham pupils.
As a further extension of this work, Dearborn as well as other metro Detroit communities benefit from our outreach programs including; Pet Food Bank, Pet Behavior Helpline, Low cost spay / neuter, Low cost microchipping, military veteran adoption programs and more.
Outreach worker resume objective 3: looking for a job position of an outreach worker in an Old Age home which is respectable and is motivated to work for the benefit of the society.
Some may have limited training in education or behavioral sciences, but have significant experience working in outreach programs that benefit families.