Sentences with phrase «where children help»

For two days the A Weekend Without Walls programme offers free family fun, where children help the lost horse find its carousel and everyone can blast off with Highly Sprung's Urban Astronaut.

He teaches using all the principles of a choice - based classroom: a space where children help set up class; rearrange learning spaces as needed; and construct and share their own learning resources as they learn together and individually.

Not exact matches

[My wife and I] had some life experiences ourselves where we've lost children and had other fairly significant challenges in our lives, and I think that helps a lot when it comes to dealing with special - needs kids or those in palliative care.

First Cobalt says the acquisition will help it position itself as a North American - focused cobalt company, as buyers of the metal look to diversify from a widespread reliance on production in the Democratic Republic of the Congo where human rights groups have raised concerns of child labour in mining operations.

Answering this question can help you create a realistic savings goal — but the answer depends on when and where your child goes to school.

That's where you can help, by starting a quality child care program offers peace of mind to parents so they can focus on their work.

The franchise helps individuals start their own soccer programs where they teach young children soccer basics, good sportsmanship and help children improve their fitness and coordination.

However, there are other scenarios where couples intentionally get pregnant, adopt or foster children to help «fix» their marriages.

Because in the end that is what helps our society... a society where my friends, my family, my children live.

During a given week, he may be called to the home where a child has died, asked to appear in court to help a teen - ager in trouble with the law, consulted by a woman suffering from menopausal emotional problems, called on by a man who has just learned he has cancer, and another whose self - esteem is shaken by mandatory retirement.

AsI came to separate who I was as spirit and soul from my ego or flesh and the latters coping mechanisms the inimacy with a few others became a place i not only went to for encouragement, transparency and to heal that inner child but also a place for clarity, to be remided who I really am, where those who've come to know me see me, help divide through the bone and marrow per se.

Get help right away and stop going to that evil place where they tell you lies and steal your money while molesting your children.

Reading all the books about 2012, and listening to all the doom and gloom sermons, attending all the prayer meetings about the end of the world, and watching the Discovery channel special about Mayan calendars and aliens from space and Egyptian pyramid tunnels, OR loving our neighbors, serving our spouses, teaching our children, working hard at our jobs, and helping where people are hurting?

«Most of my time I'm speaking to secular people and I'm saying, «You know, you may think religion is for idiots, but...» «I've switched 180 degrees from where I thought religion was for children essentially — people who had no education, people who had this infantile relationship to the world and needed some sort of fi gurehead to help them,» he continues.

The personalized and «humanized» stories — where we learned that Mitt helped out individuals with children who died and were sick and all that sort of stuff — was enough, despite my cynical resistance, to elicit a moist and salty discharge from the tear ducts near my eyes.

I travelled alone to Nigeria where I met children who had been tortured and beaten almost to death because they were accused of being witches and therefore left alone on the street... That's why I decided to sell everything I owned in Denmark to devote my time and life to help «witch children» in Nigeria.

But I would rather be here in this imperfect place than outside where I see Grace disappearing, where most have lost faith in the world that pushes it's children into employment where money, power and influence is the only road to happiness, where dog eat dog is the Tag Line which tries to conceal avarice by saying The Wealth creators help the poor as it eventually trickles down.

The only thing that I have been offended of was from a children's coloring book of noah's ark where they are on a boat looking at the water at people drowning reaching for help.

One thing every American should agree on: We must prioritize anything we can do to help children enter loving homes where they can grow up, learn and thrive in an enriching environment.

Or you can help fund kids clubs and «child - friendly spaces» where kids who have suffered so much can have the freedom to play again.

In our modern, fragmented societies, where families are often isolated from the help of extended family members or other close communities, it can indeed be a burden for some families who have many children.

You're alsop speaking of people born in a day and age where the Mother stayed at home to raise the kids and multiple children were born to enable the parents to have helping hands.

They stop attending CYO organization meetings, where they can help the children on the track team or a basketball team, or a football team.

We want to help the poorest of the poor, but how much of each dollar we give will ever get to that boy in Brazil sleeping on a ragged sofa in the open air (from «Where Children Sleep»)?

Deliver your lamb to valleys where he'll safely graze, or help me love your children at this table, to hold my tongue, unless to sing your praise in every situation, so I'm able to be content in everything, like Paul, who loved those whom he didn't like at all.

• If you're serious about rearing Christian children, where do you find literature that really helps?

She is brilliant in a world that doesn't value her gifts; she is inexperienced in a world where everyone recognizes and understands technology that is outside of anything she has ever encountered.Ra Noe has been uprooted and is helping her children put down roots here.

Parents Eugene and Efat Powell immigrated to Canada in the 1980's from the United Kingdom and purchased a local family dining restaurant where their children, Ari and Michelle, frequently helped out in between after - school activities and weekends, gaining valuable insights in foodservice, even at a young age.

It was written specifically for children, to help explain birds and bees, without actually using any birds and bees, and it was called Where Did I Come From?

I can hardly help it, coming from a family where cookbooks were considered appropriate leisure reading, where Julia Child joined us regularly during... Continued

We are proud to have helped rebuild and renovate a number of primary schools in this area, where coffee producing families send their children

We take pride in knowing that Harvest helps people each and every day, and that unfortunately, in the U.S. where approximately 40 % of food goes to waste, still one in seven people are food insecure — that rate is even higher for households with children.

#CookForSYRIA first started as a simple supper club, where a group of foodie friends came together to celebrate Syrian cuisine and raise money to help Unicef protect Syrian children.

Dubost also serves as senior director of nutrition at the National Restaurant Association (NRA) where she helped develop and implement of the award - winning, nationally recognized healthy children's dining program called, «Kids LiveWell.»

I've always cooked since a child never really went to restaurants growing up it really did not occur to me to be a chef until after the navy and my chance meeting with chef Richard chen he asked for my help as he lost an employee so began my journey as a professional chef - Where were you trained, and how difficult was your training?

«Using the Arsenal name and football as a motivating force, the club — together with its supporters, returning legends and visitors from Milan — are helping to fund pitches in places where children are living in challenging circumstances.

Typically, unstitched ball panels have been dropped off either in villages, where children often help do the sewing, or in stitching centers, where the employees are adults but a risk exists that panels will be diverted to children who then do the work at home.

Unlike other programs who just want your money, our focus is to cater to each child individually, help them where they need improvement and cap our class numbers to keep the class intimate, so your child does not get lost in the masses and feels like they are truly a part of the whole.

And even though the inevitable corruption (that type of money turns even the saints into black - marketers) eventually rot everything all through the nineties the attempt by BCCI (India's cricket governing body) to better market the game was very well balanced with grass - root level development and had helped to create an ecosystem where children from backgrounds that could never dream of playing even for their state team can now aspire to be an international cricketer.

This is important because it helps create a situation where dads (by which we mean the full diversity of men with a significant caring role in children's lives, including biological and other fathers and father - figures), as well as mums (in a similarly diverse sense), feel comfortable and valued — in the context of a culture which still privileges women as more naturally suited to caring, and more important as parents (and by extension, less important in other contexts, eg the workplace).

In this context, much of what we ask children is unlikely to help them «locate the keys» to their self - awareness and motivation because our questions are actually inviting them into a misguided search for those keys — the light might be better where we invite them to look, but everyone disconsolately remains in the psychological dark.

A few weeks after my trip to Queens, I visited the Stress Neurobiology and Prevention lab at the University of Oregon in Eugene, where a team of researchers led by Phil Fisher, a psychologist, has developed a series of interventions with parents that in many ways parallel the ABC program, though with one major difference: They use digital video as a teaching tool to help steer parents away from behaviors that cause fear and stress in children and toward patterns that promote attachment and self - regulation.

The Parent's Corner allows you to see each child's progress and where they need help so you know which items to focus on during your other studies.

During my natural birth classes they were pretty much attachment parenting advocates (within limits) but they showed balance by saying that sometimes after you have done everything to calm and comfort a crying baby to no avail, if it you gets to the point where you are frustrated to the point of snapping and possibly harming the child, it is better to put him or her down step back and possibly call for help (grandparents, trusted friends) if available.

When your child has to give a presentation, why not help him or her make it about green living and resources like Freecycle.com and Earth911.com, where you can search for local recycling centers and learn to recycle anything.

Use hampers as an easy tool to help your younger children know where things go.

For example, shape - or color - sorting toys, where your child must fit the blue triangle piece into the blue triangle - shaped hole, help him work on his matching and sorting skills.

Also in a culture where mums are expected to return to work so soon after having a child and where daycares are not suffiently staffed or set up to care for muliple young children who require the attention and care necessary to help them toilet in an EC way, nappies / diapers are a crucial element in enabling that.

For that, head to the school website, where you can find calendars, school staff contact information, and resources for parents to help their child at home.

Parents of stubborn children have found my helpdesk to be an invaluable tool where they receive help and advice that is taylored to their own circumstances.