The phrase "arranging assistance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of organizing help or support for someone or something.
Example: "The team is currently focused on arranging assistance for those affected by the recent disaster."
Alternatives: "organizing help" or "coordinating support".
Gradually, Ms. Gurney became more active in her church and president of its relief society, responsible for keeping track of members' needs and arranging assistance.
The five steps are: 1 Identifying the signs, 2 Peer consultation and, if necessary, consultation with an Advice and Reporting Centre for DV or CA (as of January 2015 combined into 'Save Home') or an injury specialist, 3 Interview with the client, 4 Assessing violence and child abuse, 5 Reaching a decision: arranging assistance or reporting a case.
Having someone available to help care for the babies can be a lifesaver when you have multiples, and arranging assistance in advance will save you the stress of finding someone later.
Services that schedule and arrange assistance with the chores involved with moving and home maintenance are gradually becoming popular with real estate companies.
Volunteers for the program are over 50 years old and work as counselors helping to arrange assistance from Medicaid, food stamps, Social Security and other entitlements.
Mohamed Osman, who lives in Buale, a drought-hit town in Somalia's Middle Juba region, said the group did not allow aid workers to operate there and had warned locals they would be punished if they attempted to arrange assistance from outside.
The most common accommodations were a flexible schedule (50%), a job coach or training (41%), arranged assistance from co-workers (32%), and modified job duties (28%).
Social workers might arrange assistance with grocery shopping and transportation or even provide cordless phones for those with mobility problems.
Octopus is a member of AMVER, a voluntary group ship reporting system used worldwide by authorities to arrange assistance for those in distress at sea.
I just need to ask you a few questions to arrange your assistance, so we can help you when you arrive at Haymarket.
Guillermo and his family spent their first weeks in Canada at a nonprofit immigration center in West Toronto called Costi, which arranges government assistance and helps provide food, clothing, and housing subsidies for a year, or until Guillermo finds work.
