Sentences with phrase «rural families»

However, just 60 percent of rural families would have access to such a choice, even within a ten - mile radius (figure 1).

For rural families where the next - closest junior high is 30 or 40 miles away, choice doesn't make a lot of sense.

Such change had a damaging effect on rural family life, especially for women.

Solar kits for lighting and charging batteries are a promising alternative, but many rural families can not afford the up - front cost of $ 50 or more.

This baseline statistic is similar for families below the poverty line (96 percent), but lower for rural families (78 percent, compared to 99 percent for urban families).

Craig also noted the importance of supporting rural families in tackling particular challenges, such as transportation limitations, through connections with local organizations and other creative solutions.

It is a good time to talk with rural family members about increased risks of suicide, says Funkenbusch.

Permanent migration, especially by rural families.

Home - Based Intervention for High - Risk Rural Families: A Randomized Clinical Trial Lwin (2012) McGill University, School of Social Work, Centre for Research on Children and Families, Canadian Child Welfare Research Portal View Abstract Illustrates the effectiveness of using a home - based child maltreatment prevention program for families in rural communities struggling with substance use, intimate partner violence, and depression, factors that increase the risk of child abuse and neglect.

More rural families and individuals may be able to become homeowners with the help of the Rural Housing Service Programs.

USDA guarantees 90 % of a loan facilitated through approved lenders for low to moderate income rural families that face difficulty in obtaining traditional financing.

However, child welfare professionals in rural areas must recognize the differences between their practice population and urban populations and adapt their practice to meet the needs of rural families who may have less access to related services.

Rural families face unique difficulties in finding access to safe, affordable mortgage financing.

They also go smoothly over rough sidewalks and an uneven ground and for this, rural families like all - terrains.

Throughout southeast Asia, the widespread practice of rural families raising small flocks of chickens in their backyards brings wild birds into close contact with domestic poultry, which are in close contact with humans.

For a man seeking a quiet life, Chad Cutler drums up an awful lot of trouble in Adam Smith's rural family drama, Trespass Against Us.

The game follows the titular character as she returns to her remote rural family home to unravel the mysteries of her forebears.

When poor children are more likely to get sick and die than children in wealthier neighborhoods just across town; when rural families are more likely to go without clean water; when ethnic and religious minorities, or people with disabilities, or people of different sexual orientations are discriminated against or can't access education and opportunity — that holds all of us back.

Families Influences on Health and Well - Being of Rural Children in Low - Income Households (PDF - 661 KB) Rural Families Speak About Health Project (2016) Highlights family factors that affect child development and overall health in rural communities.

Originally from Brazil, Saulo brings years of experience working with urban and rural families in the United States and abroad.

Ruptures, pock marks and streaks stain the surfaces — physical reminders of their slow making amidst the daily struggle of rural family life.

Clinton's plan is framed as a boon to rural America, but one of its key facets — a modification to the RFS — will harm many rural families.

Today, 28 states and the District of Columbia (D.C.) operate 54 private - school - choice programs, which include not only government - issued vouchers but also tax - credit scholarships, education savings accounts (ESAs), and town - tuitioning programs for rural families.

Despite Clinton's claims, her plan will harm rural families.

More rural families and individuals may be able to become homeowners with the help of the Rural Housing Service Programs.

But those loans are only offered to certain types of borrowers (military members and low - income rural families, respectively).

TORONTO — Four rural families who lost their fight against the construction of wind farms near their homes will have to pay a total of $ 67,000 to the companies they took to court.

Rural families face unique difficulties in finding access to safe, affordable mortgage financing, and affordable rental options in short supply in rural America.

Increasing the commitment authority will help rural families, support local housing markets, create jobs and generate new tax revenues,» Golder said.

In this engaging first volume of her planned trilogy — a sweeping story that spans three decades, three continents and a generation of children on an Iowa farm — Smiley delivers a wry, old - fashioned tale of rural family life in changing times.

Reducing this obstacle to development for the world's poorest people would redirect funding for commodity payments to support U.S. farm and rural families of modest means.

He added that the goal was to help 30 % of the rural families in sub-Saharan Africa raise improved breeds of vaccinated chickens, up from the current 5 %.

Opposition Liberal Democrats said four - year - olds might not attend school as a result and rural families would suffer.

«Interacting with front - rank experts across the world, top - level practitioners of new technologies, and rural families is absolute fun.»

Haeffner said city dwellers were supplied with 250 liters per person per day, while the rural families had to rely on twice - weekly deliveries that only became less reliable as the drought dragged on.

Exemptions cover groups such as ethnic minorities, rural families with only a daughter and newly married couples who have no siblings.

Just a simple guy with a rural family background.

Stone People is a rural family melodrama about a boy who accidentally shoots and kills his older brother.

Catherine Corsini) In 1971 France, a young girl from a rural family moves to Paris and begins a life - changing affair with a feminist activist.

It takes place during World War I, when a housewife (Nathalie Baye) is forced to run the rural family farm with the help of a farmhand (Iris Bry) while her husband and sons are away in combat.