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There were also 170,348 children in Catholic educational and welfare institutions.

Hospitals, and social welfare institutions were opened during his lifetime.

This wealth was used to create 1,700 new parishes and welfare institutions.

In 1947 it became a vacation centre for a maritime welfare institution.

He is also guiding many educational and welfare institutions.

There are 38 social welfare institutions, 14 destitute homes and ten hospitals.

The charity or state-regulated private welfare institution may be making a supply of education.

This may lead to an emergency in welfare institutions such as hospitals, orphanages and old people's homes.

The private welfare institutions are mostly known as orphanages and madrassahs.

They established schools, churches, social welfare institutions, banks, newspapers and small businesses to serve the needs of their communities.

Several other educational and welfare institutions also seek advice and guidance from him.

He took part in the rehabilitation of the Jewish population and the establishment of welfare institutions.

These are the 3% placed in welfare institutions or left at home with parents, classed as ineducable.

The program mainly served as a welfare institution for parents and children deemed racially valuable.

Mackillop established schools, orphanages and welfare institutions throughout the colonies.

There were another 20,000 beds for patients at health centers, homes for the elderly, and other welfare institutions.

Nowadays, the Catholic welfare institutions in Norway are limited.

Advice about supplies made to and by welfare institutions can be found in Notice 701/2 Welfare.

"There are no statistics regarding the actual number of children in welfare institutions in Bangladesh.

The result was that some of the first welfare institutions in Britain for industrial workers began on this site, including the provision of a dentist.

The rise of very large organizations: e.g., governments, the military, health and social welfare institutions, supranational corporations.

China, a developing country, has made tremendous efforts in running social welfare institutions and in improving the living conditions of the children in them.

What has happened since 1960 has turned this ancient social welfare institution into the country's leading tertiary hospital referral, teaching, and medical research system.

Besides evangelism, these societies have also established and run various educational, healthcare, and welfare institutions.

Though there are programs to help them, women of color are usually unable to take advantage of social welfare institutions in America due to regulations.