The phrase "area agencies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to organizations or agencies that operate within a specific geographic area, often in the context of public services or community programs.
Example: "The area agencies collaborated to provide resources for local families in need."
Alternatives: "local agencies" or "regional organizations".
They will also be distributed to banks, social service agencies and Area Agencies on Aging.
Since completion of PDC, more than two dozen diverse organizations have been licensed to deliver BRI Care Consultation, including healthcare organizations, Alzheimer's Association chapters, family counseling agencies and Area Agencies on Aging.
More than a third of the Area Agencies on Aging offer this service, as do many private home-care agencies, hospitals, insurance companies, senior centers and state and county offices, either free of charge or for a fee.
Among other responsibilities, area agencies on aging help seniors sort through health insurance options.
Similar assistance is available through a program called Area Agencies on Aging in many states.
Others will be calling area agencies on aging, centers for independent living, or aging and disability resource centers to see what help is available.
The campaign, coincidentally, won several awards last week, including best in show, at the 2010 D Show, for creativity in advertising produced by Detroit-area agencies.
Four police officers from three New York-area agencies have been arrested on charges involving the sale and use of cocaine and anabolic steroids, Suffolk County authorities announced yesterday.
Proceeds were donated to the children's center and to two Dallas-area agencies: Jonathan's Place, which provides short-term emergency care for children; and the Child & Family Guidance Center, which offers counseling to families and victims of child abuse.
He added that they are working on improving cooperation between various border-area agencies.
During the same year, the State of Texas announced it would provide $500,000 worth of grant funds to Gulfton-area agencies for crime prevention programs.
