Examples of using Self-help groups in English and their translations into Swedish
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Many people who find that they are compulsive gamblers seek out self-help groups where they can discuss
self-employment for women, the first task must be to set up self-help groups that will enable the women concerned to become more aware of their potential and opportunities.
I regret in particular the fact that self-help groups were no longer expressly mentioned,
I regret in particular the fact that self-help groups were no longer expressly mentioned,
There's a self-help group.
The results showed that all respondents felt that they could identify themselves with the self-help group and that they benefited great social support from it.
The empowerment of self-help groups has also been included as an objective of the proposal.
stop monitoring, the different ways to ask for help, self-help groups.
Self-help groups: This is somewhere for couples to meet who find themselves in a similar situation.
The rest of the time he spends in self-help groups. You know, sometimes he goes to two a night.
She joined one of our self-help groups, received vocational training
We take the view that refugee organisations and self-help groups active in project development and implementation should participate in the action programme.
Promotion or creation of formal and informal social support systems, including citizens' advice bureaux, self-help groups, groups for family carers and neighbourhood help arrangements.
The subsidiarity concept is put into effect by a number of vehicles- self-help groups, neighbourhood assistance groups,
may form self-help groups with other students,
A leader of one of our self-help groups explains how they have been able to grow
Self-help groups for relatives have been around in the US since the fifties,
as well as giving support to women's self-help groups.
women• using public sector funds to create employment on an agency basis• assisting self-help groups(GFAW)• use of older workers as facilitators• high transfer potential.
The groups have a united opinion that professionals do not belong in self-help groups.