socially included

socially included

adj
(Sociology)
a. benefiting from social inclusion
b. (as noun): the socially included.
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Sarah-Jane said her main goals setting out were to teach water safety, help the kids have fun and to feel socially included - but it has also had some unexpected consequences.
Travel, time, scheduling, and money all came up again when respondents were asked if they felt socially included by the parent institutions.
In 2016, camps in the cohort continued to be at different stages in their progression on the continuum--from campers merely having a physical presence to being socially included in the life of the camp.
The award-winning charity, which has seen its performers sing at the Royal Opera House, works to see homeless people become more socially included and uses music as a tool to help 500 homeless people a year.
The 24 young men who were engaged in education, who were academic high-flyers and who came from the more affluent areas of the town have been labelled as Socially Included and these were recruited through two secondary schools.
Amongst the small number of women who received CMW care; our data suggest that CMWs are providing services equally to socially included and excluded women.
Football attracts people from a wide range of backgrounds, people who at times may not feel socially included. By joining club initiatives we can create social inclusion football."
"Being able to commute in an affordable and environmentally friendly way, while at the same time feeling healthy, enjoying urban public space and being more socially included -- this is what eco-mobility means and this is what the festival will showcase," said Joan Clos, UN Habitat Director.
In one experiment, 59 students played an online ball-tossing game designed to make them feel socially included or excluded.
"We all thrive when we feel part of something and there are many ways we can keep ourselves socially included and involved in our communities; and it can make a world of difference to our health and wellbeing.
"By involving additional associates from the private sector, we are sure that marginalized groups are socially included, and their rights to access to decent labor are equally guaranteed," he continued.
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