The phrase "a voluntary support" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct expression would typically be "voluntary support" without the article "a."
Example: "The organization relies on voluntary support from the community to fund its programs."
Alternatives: "voluntary assistance" or "unpaid support."
As Sharon Lerner noted in "Shortchanged by Good Intentions" (Op-Ed, June 26), the State Office of Children and Family Services requires that in order for a low-income working parent to be eligible for a child care subsidy, she must sue the noncustodial parent for child support, regardless of whether a voluntary support arrangement exists.
The NDSS is a voluntary support services for Australians with diabetes and provides access to subsidised diabetes management products and services.
Similarly, a voluntary mutual support system operating in 30 localities enables people to earn points by helping older residents in nursing homes – the points are used to pay for the volunteers' own care insurance contributions.
Such efforts are to be applauded: but the Narrowgate experience gives us a flavour of the limitations of this kind of voluntary support.
"We are also involved in other community activities which make Dumfries a brighter and more colourful place to live - like providing voluntary support for the annual Guid Nychburris event".
Voluntary support agencies, migrant organisations and lawyers played an important role here.
Voluntary support agencies and migrant organisations were also an important source of information which they often turned to in times of need (paperwork, bills, juridical advice, etc).
A third type of deduction one that serves neither to relieve hardship nor to encourage voluntary support of socially desirable activities is allowed in some countries for certain kinds and limited amounts of personal saving.
"Who's the mysterious donor?" Ann E. Kaplan, the director of the Voluntary Support of Education survey at the Council for Aid to Education, a nonprofit research group in Manhattan, surmised that the donor might wish to avoid the pressure of additional giving in the future.
students won voluntary support from their university.
Mrs Susan Carmichael Larg, for serv the voluntary support service in Devon.
