The phrase "aid centre" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a facility or organization that provides assistance or support, often in a humanitarian or social context.
Example: "The local aid centre is providing food and shelter for those affected by the recent disaster."
Alternatives: "assistance center" or "support center".
The first aid centre is staffed by around 15 volunteer doctors, as well as some medical students and volunteers.
Conditions at the Scuola Verde first aid centre, Augusta's only emergency shelter for migrant children, are increasingly grim, with overcrowded dormitories and rubbish-strewn hallways.
Conducted over six months, the more lasting impact of "pig patrol" was the 1970 establishment of a free legal aid centre, staffed by voluntary lawyers, to mount defence cases for Aboriginal people who had been arrested.
Li told Reuters that he had been appointed by Bo, although the state-owned Global Times newspaper said he had been "assigned" by the government-run Beijing legal aid centre.
It will allow the Auchrannie Hotel in Brodick to be set up as an emergency soup kitchen and first aid centre.
If we are evacuated we'll go to the end of the village where a military truck will take us to an aid centre of Bangkok where we can make arrangements.
The most seriously injured were taken to makeshift first aid centres in tents on the quayside.
The quake has degraded an already feeble health service by destroying many hospitals and clinics, including all three aid centres run by Médecins Sans Frontières, an NGO.
The creation of domestic violence units within existing legal aid centres, which would situate lawyers, social workers and cultural liaisons services like translators in one place, will cost the commonwealth $13.4m over three years.
The first new Somali schools in 20 years have enrolled nearly 100,000 pupils; hospitals, health clinics, roads and bus stops are being restored; prisons, police stations, courts and legal aid centres have received vital funding, improving access to justice for the Somali people.
Two names are often mentioned by Brussels-watchers: Helle Thorning-Schmidt (Danish Prime Minister, centre-left) and Kristalina Georgieva (Commissioner for Humanitarian Aid, centre-right Bulgarian).
