The phrase "affordable program" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a program that is reasonably priced or within financial reach for individuals or organizations.
Example: "The nonprofit organization offers an affordable program for low-income families to access essential services."
Alternatives: "budget-friendly program" or "cost-effective program".
The Making Home Affordable program is aimed at helping millions of borrowers with shaky finances.
Such a letter is a requirement for modification applications under the government's Making Home Affordable program.
It was the lowest number since the government's Making Home Affordable Program was getting started last year.
The Treasury Department announced on Thursday that it was streamlining the Making Home Affordable program in the hope of increasing the number of successful modifications.
But she added that other strategies — especially loan modifications like those recommended in the government's "Making Homes Affordable" program — are increasingly a first line of defense against foreclosure.
The data from the government's signature effort to help homeowners get new mortgages — formally called the Making Home Affordable Program — shows a program whose effects are, at least for the moment, dwindling.
The affordable programs are subsidized rents and if their income is close to zero, they pay zero.
And although the prevalence of childhood obesity has tripled since 1980, there are few comprehensive or affordable programs to treat them.
Bolstered by a proliferation of stations and affordable programming, low-power television has been shedding its image as the neglected stepchild of broadcasting.
Despite the governors' calls for new efficiencies, most of the affordable programs, at least so far, involve re-pricing — but not rethinking — degree programs, according to Daniel J. Hurley, a policy analyst at the American Association of State Colleges and Universities.
Respite care is discussed, but the reality is that there are not enough free or affordable programs for those of advanced age or those living with Alzheimer's.
