The phrase "are providing help" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an ongoing action of giving assistance or support to someone or something.
Example: "The volunteers are providing help to those affected by the natural disaster."
Alternatives: "are offering assistance" or "are giving support."
Despite the government's orders to them to go to work under "war obligations," lawyers in Lazarevac are providing help, Mr. Domazet said.
"Every day, mosques and other faith institutions across the country are providing help for those in need, and acting as a centre for our communities.
A number of United States agencies, including the F.B.I. and the Drug Enforcement Administration, are providing help to Mexican authorities, said Andrea Simmons, a special agent at the F.B.I.'s field office in El Paso.
Many personnel are dealing with the devastation in their own lives, he said, and some are providing help in their full-time jobs as police, firefighters or other first responders rather than through the Guard.
Among its aims are providing help in advancing science in Europe, promoting collaboration among MC fellows, creating contacts among MC fellows and the rest of the research community, and increasing public understanding of science.
Foreign aid organizations are not present in Fallujah but are providing help in camps to those who manage to exit.
The answer is providing help to enable faith communities to develop their capabilities.
Up to five special coaches and teachers were providing help to small groups of students.
India, Sri Lanka, Japan, China, Russia and the EU also announced they were providing help as as governments scrambled to locate their nationals.
And the recovery plan is providing help to the unemployed and tax relief for working families, all while spurring consumer spending.
The parish, part of a Jesuit network that is providing help and money from the United States and Europe, itself survived intact, but it has known hardship.
