The phrase "a programme that assists" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a program or initiative designed to provide help or support in a specific area.
Example: "The organization launched a programme that assists low-income families in accessing essential services."
Alternatives: "a program that supports" or "an initiative that helps".
By Alex Duval Smith For a young mother struggling to survive, a programme that assists women affected by violence in northern Mali is a chance to build a future.
Tanaka is now back in school full time, thanks to the Basic Education Assistance Module, a programme that assists vulnerable children with school costs, and local community members, who help look after him and his brothers.
And, like many low-income workers, the couple earned just too much to claim Medicaid, the health programme that assists the poor.
So the challenge becomes: can you craft a programme that has a better impact than that?'.
UNICEF strongly believes that such support must be part of broader programmes that assist vulnerable children – children formerly associated with armed forces and groups should not be treated as a separate section of society, and we must not do anything that creates a stigma around their former activities.
Finally, the significant association between alienation, tension and the two burnout dimensions (EE and DP) suggests the need for employers to develop a work-based stress reduction programme that can assist substance misuse professionals in developing personal stress coping strategies.
To assist children like Gian, UNICEF is implementing the "Adolescent Circle Initiative", an innovative programme that will quip adolescents with new skills to understand and deal with emergencies.
The programme further translated these factors into a step-wise approach that assists hospital partnerships to strengthen the evidence-policy interface on patient safety [ 33].
Juveniles are not guaranteed the benefit of meaningful activities or programmes that will assist them to develop their potential as members of society.
Moustaqbalak (Your Future) portal aims to provide Egyptian young people with information on organizations and programmes that can assist them in finding jobs, provide them with training opportunities that would qualify them for the labour market, or those which would support them in establishing micro and small enterprises.
