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• And the special focus of their ministry is keeping families together.
• He added the court was encouraged to interpret laws in favour of keeping families together.
• Besides keeping families together, the program generated $ 200 million a year for INS.
• They need to focus on ending the violence, rather than on keeping families together.
• _Provide $ 200 million for services aimed at preventing child abuse and keeping families together.
• We're constantly balancing the needs of keeping families together and the needs of protecting children.
• Secondly, they need to focus on ending the violence, rather than on keeping families together.
• "This proposal is talking about splitting up families instead of keeping families together, " she said.
• Instead of emphasizing keeping families together, the agency now concentrates primarily on criminal justice and the protection of children.
• Advocates of family preservation say that critics of the approach, and possibly some caseworkers, have misinterpreted the concept to mean keeping families together at any cost.
• The state minister of family affairs, Kazimierz Kapera, says scarce money for family services should be spent on keeping families together rather than helping battered women.
• She even delicately discusses her opinion that divorce is too easy, that couples need to work harder and more unselfishly at keeping families together when children are involved.
• With support from RWJF, CSH developed the Keeping Families Together pilot program, The pilot program paired supportive housing with on-site case management and family preservation services.
• PR Newswire reported that before the Keeping Families Together pilot program, there were 101 cases of abuse or neglect, compared to 13 cases after involvement in the pilot program.
• I applaud the House for working in a bipartisan fashion to pass legislation that strengthens border security while recognizing the importance of keeping families together and making America a more welcome society,
• At the latter dinner, at which the president raised an estimated $ 1 million, he praised members of the Asian-American community for their success in keeping families together while working hard.
• Robert Little, the head of the agency, was devoting much of the available resources to his program for keeping families together, and had dismantled its system for evaluating the foster-care programs.
• While some praised the center for keeping families together and offering them social services, immigrant advocate Kathleen Lucas said the shelter is " just a very fancy jail with a pretty name ."
• Called the Keeping Families Together Act, the legislation calls for more than $ 60 million in grants over the next six years to aid states in establishing infrastructure and systems of care to prevent parental custody relinquishment.
• The early years of The Arc s existence were focused on educating families, community members, teachers, and lawmakers on the importance of keeping families together as opposed to sending children to live in institutional care facilities.