The phrase "assistance checks" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to checks or evaluations related to assistance, such as financial aid or support services.
Example: "The organization conducts regular assistance checks to ensure that beneficiaries are receiving the help they need."
Alternatives: "support evaluations" or "aid assessments".
Its revenues came in the form of residents' public assistance checks, said Lisa R. Green, an MFY lawyer.
In the past, when income revenue in the neighborhoods decreased, government assistance checks made up for it.
Still, the rent for most rooms is a merciful $215 a month, which many of the men can pay with government assistance checks.
Mr. Quiñones lived on and off the streets of New York for 15 years, collecting public assistance checks and earning a scant living through prostitution and odd jobs.
The family survives on the children's public assistance checks and her $9-an-hour 9-an-hour 9-an-hourme job at a resalaryinl rehabilitation service in Kingston.
Police said on Friday that the men told investigators they were forced to live in the garage, which had one chair, no bed and a possibly malfunctioning air conditioner, so their captor could cash their public assistance checks.
She takes care of her family with her late husband's Social Security check of $512 a month and Mr. Knox's public assistance check of $512.
The federation uses money provided by The Times to prevent struggling families from becoming homeless, usually by giving them a one-time rental assistance check to tide them over.
Tulare County, as Ms. Gedert, 36, learned from a flier that arrived in the mail with her assistance check, offers welfare recipients an extraordinary option: It pays them to move away.
A 26-year-old single mother said inflation seemed to be diminishing the value of an already meager public assistance check: $87 every two weeks, with her rent paid as well.
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