The phrase "assistance for something" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to help or support provided for a specific task, issue, or need.
Example: "The organization offers assistance for those seeking employment opportunities."
Alternatives: "help with something" or "support for something".
Another hurdle can come from a woman's own feeling of vulnerability when asking for assistance (something we prefer to give, instead of take).
The yellow calls for "assistance," presumably something less dire than an emergency, but nonetheless, a situation.
There's nowhere to run, nobody to call for assistance, and something — time, oxygen, water — is always running out.
Tim and I will constantly be checking each other and relying on each other for assistance if something should go wrong.
Under the rules, Iraqi and American officials say, the Iraqi government can call on the United States military for assistance -- something American military officials said they would be willing to provide as long it does not violate their own rules for the use of force.
While this kind of inspiration could also be found in friends, family and school being able to get some online assistance for my daughter was something I have really valued.
He continued, "When I got this job, it was something better than public assistance, and maybe I can prepare for something better".
Later that day, I went into Bruce's room to ask for his assistance with something and found him handing an ounce of pot to an older-looking person, who in turn gave my R.A. a wad of bills.
Proactive Assistance is something new for the company.
As someone points out in the New Matilda comment thread, the grossest breach of privacy in the documents relates not to Spurr but to one of his students, with the professor forwarding, for the sniggers of his cronies, a request for disability assistance (something that, quite understandably, many people don't want made public).
