The phrase "assistance grant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a type of financial aid provided to support a specific project or initiative.
Example: "The organization received an assistance grant to help fund their community outreach program."
Alternatives: "aid grant" or "support grant".
The letters were authored by Alan R. Hanson, the acting assistant attorney general in charge of the Office of Justice Programs, which distributes Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant grants that support local law enforcement.
Earlier this month, Mr. Pauling also received an emergency assistance grant of $2,000 from New York State and City funds to cover almost four months of rent.
The Warrs were accused of wrongly seeking a homeowners assistance grant for a house they owned but did not live in.
James Howard, 42, a 10th grade dropout who did odd jobs off the books to supplement his family's public assistance grant in years past, had almost perfect attendance.
In the war on drugs, federal grant programs like the Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant Program have encouraged state and local law enforcement agencies to boost drug arrests in order to compete for millions of dollars in funding.
Federal aid to state and local agencies, like the Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant and the Community Oriented Policing Services, must prioritize diversion and rehabilitation over arrest and incarceration.
Public assistance grants helped him pay the rent and narrowly avoid eviction.
Last year 35percentt of the student body received financial assistance grants, totaling more than $6 million.
In the early 21st century, Indiana ranked relatively high nationally in the amount of assistance granted to public hospitals.
Jennifer in "patient support" says premium assistance grants can cut the cost of Revlimid to $20 or $30 a month.
To address it, he said, the college has been promoting its food pantry, as well as emergency assistance grants.
