The phrase "aid points" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts related to assistance or support, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "The aid points provided by the organization were crucial for the disaster relief efforts."
Alternatives: "support points" or "assistance points".
[They] do not guarantee a sustainable solution from the economic efficiency, budgetary and state aid points of view.
Women's Aid points to the increasing pressure on help services for victims of domestic abuse – its survey found that more than 74,000 women sought help in 2013-14.
He insisted the event is a "benchmark of safety", with safety briefings, marshals, first aid points and support vehicles".
The stadium was built from 56,000 tonnes of concrete and steel, and has 124 hospitality suites and 7 hospitality lounges, 22 bars, 7 restaurants, 17 first aid points, 12 escalators and 7 lifts.
People leant boats and cars to rescue teams, Taxi companies waived fares for anyone heading towards a crisis zone, food banks and aid points sprung up in sports halls, tonnes upon tonnes of food, clothing and hygienic supplies were donated – all in a country where the average wage sits at about 350 Euros a month.
By the time refugees reached our aid point, they were often exhausted from walking nearly two miles in the biting cold, mostly uphill and carrying all their belongings.
A letter from Clare Short, then the British minister in charge of foreign aid, pointing out that Tony Blair's new Labour government felt no responsibility towards financing land reform, cemented his dislike of the British prime minister.
PARIS — Angry charges by Libyan rebels that NATO has failed to come to their aid point up a question that has haunted the Western air campaign from the start: how to avoid a stalemate and defeat the Libyan leader without putting foreign troops on the ground.
The mixed and delayed responses, as well as a continued dependence on emergency food aid, point to a persistent inability of the region's leaders to prepare for disasters and to provide water, financing and social services for the many peasants who live on the edge.
The announcement comes days after the United Nations made a confidential plea to the country's two rival leaders to end their political dispute over aid, pointing out that nearly all of the country's population of 32 million has been thrust into poverty.
This study can provide an aid point for the fabrication of nanowires on Si (111).
