The phrase "age assistance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to support or services provided to individuals based on their age, often in discussions about elderly care or age-related services.
Example: "The organization offers age assistance programs to help seniors with daily activities and healthcare needs."
Alternatives: "senior support" or "elderly assistance".
Those "sound means" eventually emerge as the programs of Social Security pensions, old-age assistance and unemployment insurance.
Seven were living on old-age assistance, and neither of the two others could count on incomes of more than two thousand dollars a year.
Nova Scotia's welfare services, similar to those in other provinces, cover old-age assistance, allowances for the blind and disabled, social assistance, social development, child welfare and adoptions, and services for single parents.
Mrs. Van Buren, who had formerly earned a precarious living by selling trays she had painted and out-of-the-ordinary old buttons she had tracked down in second-hand-clothing stores, had at last been compelled to go on old-age assistance.
These evils were gradually but not altogether eliminated by the shift of the sick, the handicapped, and the young to specialized state institutions, a process that began in the middle of the 19th century, and the transfer out of able-bodied aged who could qualify for old-age assistance under the Social Security Act of 1935.
He implemented an old-age assistance program authorized by an earlier constitutional amendment and in 1938, proposed another amendment that would add dependent children and needy blind people to the state's assistance rolls.
Age-appropriate assistance is needed in the form of financial assistance, nutrition, furniture, water and sanitation facilities, toys, recreational materials etc. Support to families and communities caring for vulnerable children should be implemented through school feeding projects and programming to assist widows and widowers with training and livelihood initiatives within their communities.
Analyses were adjusted 21 for state of residence, children's race/ethnicity, gender, age, and government assistance.
A systematic selection of 210 older refugees from Syria was drawn from a listing of 1800 refugees over age 60 receiving assistance from the Caritas Lebanon Migrant Center (CLMC) or the Palestinian Women's Humanitarian Organization (PALWHO).
In prior studies, longer duration of MRSA colonization has been linked with older age, need for assistance with activities of daily living, indwelling devices, active skin lesions and wounds, long length of hospital stay and/or residence in a chronic-care facility, and household contacts with MRSA colonization [ 9– 14] 14].
Moreover, pension schemes are still maturing, and there are pressures for further improvements of benefits, particularly to provide sex equality, lower pension ages, and better assistance for persons, particularly women, inadequately provided for previously.
