The phrase "and programs that assisted" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to specific programs or initiatives that provided help or support in a particular context.
Example: "The organization implemented several initiatives and programs that assisted in the development of local communities."
Alternatives: "and programs that supported" or "and programs that aided".
We can reduce it, however, through education, counseling and programs that assist women who choose to give birth and raise their children.
And programs that assist individuals with managing that complexity can help them obtain work.
We review governmental policies that drive developers toward environmentally friendly techniques, outline tools and programs that assist in the implementation and evaluation of green design plans, and summarize other drivers (i.e., environmental and social issues) that encourage green building and synthesize them into an indicator system for practitioners' reference.
Include the relief organizations and government programs that assisted the victims and helped to rebuild the land and the communities.
By cutting another $100 billion over the next decade, the proposal would almost certainly result in fewer resources both for important investments that can help boost economic growth over the long term, such as education and scientific research, and for programs that assist millions of low- and moderate-income families and other vulnerable people.
There is currently a resurgence of ethnic pride among Aboriginals, and government programs that assist Aboriginal peoples in maintaining their languages and becoming literate in them have sprung up.
Grants have allowed states to strengthen and grow programs that assist consumers with enrolling in a health insurance plan and with filing complaints and appeals.
The Circle of Protection, a coalition of denominational and nonprofit leaders that supports programs that assist the poor, organized the event.
ALLTHINGSD Fund to Invest in Education Programs | The University Ventures Fund, a new $100 million investment partnership, is looking to invest in programs that assist colleges and universities, with a project planned at Brandman University, a nonprofit institution, Inside Higher Ed reports.
The House bills would also waive deductibles and co-insurance for preventive care that can head off serious illness, expand eligibility for programs that assist low-income beneficiaries and provide incentives for doctors and hospitals to coordinate care, improve quality, and lower costs.
