The phrase "assistance which have" is not correct in written English.
It should be "assistance which has" since "assistance" is a singular noun.
Example: "The assistance which has been provided has greatly improved our project outcomes."
Alternatives: "help that has" or "support which has".
Now, for example, at the Orange County Social Services Agency, Herman Martinez, an eligibility specialist and president of the local unit of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, said the agency could not keep up with applications for public assistance, which have only grown in the economic downturn.
Foreign assistance, which has often delivered disappointing results, is helping save millions of lives, the new figures show.
As one response to disproportionate cost-sharing, biopharmaceutical companies offer patient assistance programs and the Partnership for Prescription Assistance, which has helped nearly eight million people.
One focus of concern has been the agency's program for mortgage and rental assistance, which has so far rejected 7 out of 10 applications for aid.
Town officials, residents and business owners who suffered losses have spent months lobbying the state and the federal governments for financial assistance, which has come slowly.
The Saudi-led coalition would have a hard time continuing the onslaught without American assistance, which has included air-to-air refueling, arms, intelligence assessments and other military advice.
One of those consequences must be ending our military assistance, which has given the Saudis free rein in the ongoing horror in Yemen.
Because she had tested positive for the virus, she lost her job as a home health aide and went on public assistance, which has paid for her rent and food for the last eight years.
"We have written to all the families affected by the cap on housing benefit to offer them advice and assistance, which has included advising them to look further afield if they wish to access more affordable accommodation.
Proponents of aid to the states, including some Congressional Democrats, governors and mayors, have been urging the president to weigh in on proposed legislation, initially providing up to $50 billion in assistance, which has been derailed in the House and Senate.
The assistance which had been given by Great Britain in the preparation for the exhibition was generously recognized by Prof. G. Quirino Giglioli, who has been responsible for its organization the work of five years.
