Translation of "Organise charity provision " (English → French) :

manage charity activities | organise charity provision | coordinate charity services | manage charity services

charitable organisation | charity | philanthropic institution

monitor charity organisation's financial situation | observe charity's budget | manage charity organisation's budget | monitor charity's budget

charitable organization | charity | charity organisation

International Confederation of Catholic Charities | International Confederation of Catholic Organisations for Charitable and Social Action | CARITAS [Abbr.] | CI [Abbr.] | ICCC [Abbr.]

Federal Act of 22 March 2002 on the Revision of Organisational Provisions of Federal Legislation

A large number of differing gambling services are covered by the term “online gambling”. These include on-line provision of sports betting services (including horse racing), casino games, spread betting, media games, promotional games, gambling services operated by and for the benefit of recognised charities and non-profit making organisations and lottery services.

3. Recognising the importance of both the quality and continuity of care, calls on Member States to improve, facilitate, and encourage specialist training, education and reinsertion measures for all those people, including informal carers and those requiring professional qualifications, with long-term care responsibilities for older people; such training may also help improve the status of this important work. Urges Member States to tackle the issues of poor payment of care work, shortage of personnel, lack of training or inadequate training, which all put a strain on care provision. Notes the important contribution made by civil society, church an ...[+++]d charity organisations in the provision of care;

3. Recognising the importance of both the quality and continuity of care, calls on Member States to improve, facilitate, and encourage specialist training, education and reinsertion measures for all those people, including informal carers and those requiring professional qualifications, with long-term care responsibilities for older people; such training may also help improve the status of this important work. Urges Member States to tackle the issues of poor payment of care work, shortage of personnel, lack of training or inadequate training, which all put a strain on care provision. Notes the important contribution made by civil society, church an ...[+++]d charity organisations in the provision of care;

3. Recognising the importance of both the quality and continuity of care, calls on Member States to improve, facilitate, and encourage specialist training, education and reinsertion measures for all those people, including informal carers and those requiring professional qualifications, with long-term care responsibilities for older people; such training may also help improve the status of this important work. Urges Member States to tackle the issues of poor payment of care work, shortage of personnel, lack of training or inadequate training, which all put a strain on care provision. Notes the important contribution made by civil society, church an ...[+++]d charity organisations in the provision of care;