The phrase "assistance aimed at" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing help or support that is directed towards a specific goal or target.
Example: "The organization provides assistance aimed at improving literacy rates among children in underserved communities."
Alternatives: "support directed towards" or "help focused on".
Each of the three main programmes under review here employed work-focused interviews as the main means of assessing claimants' work-readiness and designing an individualised package of assistance aimed at assisting their movement into the labour market.
See articleThe Obama administration ditched an insurance programme for care assistance aimed at people with severe illnesses or disabilities, which formed part of the health-care reform act.
A one-size-fits-all approach to the transition processes – and particularly to development assistance aimed at fostering democratization – is unlikely to be effective.
"I do think that large NGOs take up a lot of the development assistance aimed at civil society, which is generally way less than what goes to governments and government agencies, but it's not that simple.
The loss of Konna could add urgency to Western preparations — France and to some extent the United States have pledged assistance — aimed at extinguishing the quasi-state of militants.
In some settings, these are ombudsmen and women who work full time for companies, hospitals, universities, government agencies or newspaper publisher, and provide neutral assistance aimed at resolving consumer complaints and workplace disagreements.
"This is the money of the Libyans, not of Colonel Qaddafi," said Italy's foreign minister, Franco Frattini, who added that the assistance would be aimed "at humanitarian and daily needs".
As the recession rumbles on, the number of Americans claiming welfare (cash assistance aimed mostly at poor mothers of dependent children) appears at last to be rising.
Yet Mr Wolf then calls for "assistance aimed predominantly at the world's poorest and weakest states".
Statistics and assistance aimed specifically at homeless college students are scarce.
It also provides grants to help states start or improve services, known as Consumer Assistance Programs, aimed at assisting people who have questions or problems about their health coverage.
