The phrase "a package of supports" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of resources or assistance provided for a specific purpose or need.
Example: "The organization offers a package of supports for families in need, including financial aid, counseling, and educational resources."
Alternatives: "a bundle of assistance" or "a set of resources".
The UK government has promised a package of support including a loan of up to £1bn and possible joint ownership.
"Students need a package of support that will enable them to move on to FE and independent or supported employment," Legate says.
Where GPs identify people at risk of hospital admission, Mayfair co-ordinates a package of support and care based within the community.
The UK work experience team developed a package of support for students, based on feedback from employers and the team's own experience of student placements.
However, we did provide a package of support, including rent deposits and landlord incentives – no one was evicted or made homeless.
This will be accompanied by a softening of cuts to the universal credit welfare system and a package of support to encourage the construction of 40,000 new affordable homes.
Good social workers will know about other services, and can look at providing a package of support which recognises older or disabled people as active citizens who aren't just patients on the receiving end of medical services".
Each of the five winners will receive a package of support including a cash prize, an iPad Mini, courtesy of Jigsaw24, one year's free membership of NCVO, tailored support from the FSI, which builds the capacity of small charities, and personalised communications support from Media Trust.
The government and NHS England are expected to publish their "roadmap" for GPs next week, outlining a package of support such as lighter touch inspections – an attempt to address a major cause of complaint – but one thing primary care has never lacked is promises.
