The phrase "address their basic needs" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the fundamental requirements or necessities of individuals or groups, often in contexts related to social services, humanitarian efforts, or personal care.
Example: "The organization aims to address their basic needs by providing food, shelter, and medical assistance to the affected families."
Alternatives: "meet their essential needs" or "fulfill their fundamental requirements."
"Gombe has taught us that long-term conservation is not possible without engaging local populations as partners and addressing their basic needs," the Jane Goodall Institute writes on its website.
In addition, our results indicate the importance of more oral health training and education of nurses and carers so that they can help the residents maintain decent oral health and address their basic dental care needs.
Purpose/Objective: The School Improvement Grant (SIG) programme aims "to provide financially constrained schools with enough resources to address their most basic needs and to meet a minimum set of school functionality criteria with the aim of improving the quality of teaching and learning at the school level and reducing user fee costs for vulnerable children"1.
Background: The School Improvement Grant (SIG) programme aims "to provide financially constrained schools with enough resources to address their most basic needs and to meet a minimum set of school functionality criteria with the aim of improving the quality of teaching and learning at the school level and reducing user fee costs for vulnerable children".
It is these factors - isolation, lack of a voice, marginalisation - that make it so critical for us to reach the vulnerable as quickly as possible, and in a way that not only meets their basic needs, but also addresses the deeper issues of disempowerment with which so many of them must struggle.
Debt relief is imperative if the Global South's bankrupt governments are ever to address their populations' basic health needs.
Such students need postsecondary alternatives that will address their needs and tackle basic skills," the report recommends.
It makes me sad and angry to see how the politicians are letting the city fall apart, failing to address the basic needs of the people (electricity, water, clean streets, parks and so on).
Having started the trip convinced that a half-century of aid to the developing world had produced little in the way of results, Mr. O'Neill finished it saying there could no longer be any excuse for failure to address the basic needs of the world's poorest people, especially for clean water.
