The phrase "aiding the disadvantaged" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing support or assistance provided to individuals or groups who are in a less favorable position in society.
Example: "The organization is dedicated to aiding the disadvantaged by providing access to education and healthcare services."
Alternatives: "assisting the underprivileged" or "supporting those in need."
Tax with 100% dividend, in contrast, would spur our economy, while aiding the disadvantaged, the climate, and our national security.
"Reasons for Employer Non-Participation in Manpower Training Programs f" by Myron D. Fottler, John E. Drotning et al. On-the-job training has become one of the federal government's most current methods of aiding the disadvantaged worker.
The Post Company, whose CEO was proclaiming around Washington that Kaplan was committed to aiding the disadvantaged, was supporting through Kaplan an organization that was actively harming such communities.
Demos also points to another strategy that is deployed by law firm Hogan Lovells: Dubbed "contextual recruitment," it takes into account economic factors and the personal circumstances of candidates to help aid the disadvantaged.
That culminated, Mr. Olasky said, in a speech Mr. Bush delivered in Indianapolis in July in which he detailed his view that the federal government should provide money and tax incentives to churches and neighborhood groups to aid the disadvantaged.
As the world's premier public research university, the University of California, Berkeley has a unique obligation to aid the disadvantaged, by generating and disseminating rigorous research that speaks to their problems.
While the mayors lauded President Bush for acknowledging the role of private charities in aiding the country's poor and disadvantaged, they said the administration should increase its support for food assistance and housing.
This year Naomi also launched Neon, a fashion and art initiative, working with Dasha Zhukova to raise funds for the Northern Crown Foundation and the Iris Foundation which aims to improve the lives of disadvantaged women and children aiding the development of young emerging artists from under privileged backgrounds.
Among the accomplishments are an expanded earned-income tax credit for millions of poor families; a health initiative covering 3.3 million poor children; welfare-to-work aid enacted in the years subsequent to his signing of welfare reform; a doubling of Head Start and school aid for the disadvantaged; and an expansion in college tuition aid for low- and moderate-income students.
I have learned that they are kind and supportive; they give aid to the disadvantaged and have ministered devotedly to my mother during her hospitalizations.
Once entered, this competition will demand of Nixon more pronounced moves to the right, as far as such critical issue clusters as "integration, aid to the disadvantaged, or law and order" concerned.
