Sentences with phrase «voluntary social organisations»

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Secondly, the search for a new social contract where Jean - Jacques Rousseau will be dug out of his grave to help them find new inspiration, and finally, the use of the voluntary NGO organisations, the Church and religious people, to battle against poverty.

At the same time there are proposals to involve voluntary organisations of all sorts (NGOs, Churches, etc.) in an effort to soften the blow in the most affected areas of social life.

This registration process incorporates Acute Trusts, all adult social care organisations, private and voluntary healthcare, and from April 2011, ambulance services, prison health services, independent midwifery services, dental practices and other groups new to registration.

These proposals will «create a responsive local market» for health and social care They will also «reduce the pay bill» and make increased use of voluntary sector organisations and self - management.

The CSJ also has an alliance of «front line poverty fighting charities» and runs an annual Centre for Social Justice Awards ceremony celebrating some of the best voluntary and non-profit organisations in the UK.

This includes voluntary and community organisations, social enterprises, mutual societies and co-operatives.

Our Social Care specialist consultants have close relations with local authorities, the NHS, voluntary and charitable organisations and private care home providers, meaning that we're best placed to find you your next job.

TSIS offers students from all Scottish universities the opportunity to make a meaningful contribution to charities, social enterprises and voluntary organisations through completing paid, supported internships.

Our blog is packed with useful insurance and risk management information for charities, voluntary groups, social enterprises and faith - based organisations.

Kooth will work alongside existing local services: the CAMHS provider, schools, GPs, voluntary services, Local Authority Children's Services, such as early help, social care and the school nursing service, as well as the Safeguarding Children Board in Barnet, adult services and voluntary organisations.

Parents, kinship carers (also known as family & friends carers), foster carers, social care practitioners, lawyers, voluntary organisations, policy makers and academics to have been invited to share their experiences, views and insights by completing online, tailored questionnaires.

how the school involves bodies, including health and social care bodies, council support services and voluntary sector organisations, in meeting children and young people's SEND and supporting their families.