The phrase "assistance recipient" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase to refer to a person who is receiving some type of assistance or help from an outside source. Example: The assistance recipient was extremely grateful for the generous donation from the charity.
Peeler, LaVerne: Public assistance recipient.
Ms. Horne said that when she came to the center as a public assistance recipient last year, and heard that it offered a free culinary training program, "I just stood and held onto the counter.
Any public assistance recipient with a high school equivalency degree, "a caring and compassionate personality" and the ability "to read, write and speak English" can qualify for Psychic Network's "minimum starting salary of $10 per hour, plus bonuses," the flier says.
Except as provided in section 13a or 5325(a)(3) of this title, funds paid to a financial assistance recipient referred to in subsection (a) of this section and not expended or used for the purposes for which paid shall be repaid to the Treasury of the United States through the respective Secretary.
reduce a public assistance recipient's benefits to a 'private' party," 629 F.2d 820, 820 (CA2 1980), by assigning to that private party the responsibility to determine the recipient's need.
For former unemployment assistance recipient households, household income including transfers could become higher or lower.
Public assistance recipients and food stamp recipients should contact their Social Services District Office.
Many cash assistance recipients balk at the work rules, which are strictly enforced.
"We were very successful last year in placing 130,000 public assistance recipients in positions," he said.
It is therefore not surprising that substantially fewer public assistance recipients attended CUNY.
The Human Resources Administration estimates that it will save $12.6 million a year by moving public assistance recipients through the program.
