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Meanings of vulnerable children in English

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Usage of vulnerable children in English
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One that can help bring life, hope and opportunity to vulnerable children.
The South African
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She said the Government's focus on just vulnerable children is too narrow.
Radio NZ
3
And they will also need to look after the most vulnerable children.
The Guardian
4
Why do we let fostering agencies profit from caring for vulnerable children?
The Guardian
5
The new centre in King's Cross will care for 48 vulnerable children.
The South African
6
In partnership with local communities they provide holistic care to vulnerable children.
The South African
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The question remains, was society best served and were vulnerable children adequately protected?
The Irish Times
8
Some schools have been open for key workers' children and vulnerable children throughout.
BBC
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She says these are the green paper on vulnerable children and welfare reform.
Radio NZ
10
Social services try to protect vulnerable children found on the street.
The Guardian
11
They raise money for programmes they have developed for orphans and vulnerable children.
The South African
12
I'm reading about vulnerable children like Baby P in the papers.
The Guardian
13
Cases of vulnerable children and young people appear before the High Court almost daily.
The Irish Times
14
It will also help vulnerable children, including those currently stranded in Greece and Italy.
The Guardian
15
That allows us to use our discretion, especially if there are vulnerable children present.
The Irish Times
16
Those who will get first priority are essential workers and parents of vulnerable children.
News.com.au
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South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
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