Sentences with phrase «social disadvantage faced»

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The main new project for which we now need bread is Together We Rise, a new project to help people living with mental health issues, and some of the most vulnerable and disadvantaged people facing social exclusion, to benefit from the therapeutic, social and employment opportunities offered by Real Bread making.

The report argues that this is because disadvantaged young people are constantly held back by social mobility hurdles their wealthier peers do not face.

Primary schools were much more successful than secondary, Sir Michael said, despite facing similar problems of social disadvantage.

This is yet another example of the endless social mobility challenges disadvantaged young people continue to face.

With a great deal of passion for addressing the problems facing disadvantaged and underserved communities, she started her career as a middle school teacher, having taught English Language Arts and Social Studies.

Paul Cornish, the principal of Newton Abbot College in Devon, was the first to quiz Greening, and asked about how she could talk of the need for the use of evidence in education policy when her plan «flies in the face of evidence» about social mobility for disadvantaged pupils.

He will support the regions to «better use evidence to improve outcomes and social mobility prospects for young people, particularly those from disadvantaged homes», and said that reaching social mobility cold spots is «one of the biggest challenges we face in our drive to improve social mobility».

Their experience of disability and therefore the barriers they face differ because of their disadvantaged social and economic conditions; the additional disadvantages they may experience because of their identification with other groups, for example, ethnic groups; further disadvantages they may experience due to the status they are accorded within these groups, for example, status resulting from age, gender, and sexual orientation; the type and severity of the disabilities they experience; and other disadvantages experienced because of the way that laws are written and implemented.

One consequence of these attitudes is the persistent social and economic disadvantage faced by the disabled.

Temporary foreign workers, like other marginalized groups in Canada, are unable to access the justice system to enforce their legal rights because of the disadvantages they face resulting from their lower social and economic status.

It is widely recognised that Indigenous communities are much more vulnerable to climate change because of the social and economic disadvantage Indigenous communities already face: [24]

While children from CALD communities can have high levels of resilience and resourcefulness, recent research shows that they also face disadvantage in health, education and access to social opportunities (1).

Which is why today, this Parliament reaffirms its commitment to the process of reconciliation with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, and we rededicate ourselves to redressing the profound social and economic disadvantage our nation's First Peoples face.»

In recognition of this and the current level of disadvantage faced by Indigenous Australian, the Australian Government has nominated Indigenous Australians as a priority group in the social inclusion framework.