The phrase "aid card" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to assistance programs, healthcare, or financial support where a card is issued to provide aid or benefits.
Example: "To access the services, please present your aid card at the reception desk."
Alternatives: "assistance card" or "support card".
World Vision distributed food aid cards only once, mid-March.
Think of your bag as a magical pandora's box, and pack a bunch of stuff that could come in handy fishing lures, Band-Aids, card games, glow sticks, the list goes on because they sure as heck won't have.
These will include copies of the course material, certificates of attendance, epilepsy identification cards, wallet sized first aid instruction cards and contact details for further information.
22.5 Apps that are designed for use as illegal gambling aids, including card counters, will be rejected.
The biggest firm in the business, Higher One, makes 80percentt of its revenues by siphoning fees from student aid disbursement cards, totaling $142.5 million of its $176.3 million total revenues in 2011, according to SEC filings.
Marc Madou, a microengineering expert at the University of California, Irvine, and his colleagues are targeting their efforts at microbatteries, small power cells used to juice devices such as pacemakers, hearing aids, smart cards, and remote sensors.
But I knew I'd need study aids, flash cards, something I could use to drill new sounds and meanings into my resistant skull.
She founded the Charities Trust and Card Aid before launching the Association of Charity Shops.
"Guests can look for listings that indicate they have safety features, including smoke detectors, carbon monoxide detectors, first aid kits, safety cards, and fire extinguishers," Papas told HuffPost.
PHOTOS: The funny faces of Sid Caesar Caesar later likened performing the 90-minute show live before a theater audience, without the aid of cue cards or TelePrompTers, to doing a new Broadway show each week.
