The phrase "assisted children" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to children who have received help or support in various contexts, such as education, healthcare, or social services.
Example: "The organization focuses on providing resources and programs for assisted children to help them thrive in their communities."
Alternatives: "supported children" or "helped children".
I've coached children for years; our company has assisted children in need financially so that they have food, water and homes; we have provided care to foster children; we've traveled to Africa and Mexico to assist children in orphanages; and I am a proud Rotarian, fundraising and supporting work around the world that assists children in a multitude of ways.
It assisted children to think about and express their problems and challenges and to develop ways of solving them.
In cooperation with the government and local non-government organizations, UNICEF has assisted children with the difficult challenge of adjusting to a radically altered life after emergencies.
The IPAQ protocol is designed to be self-reported by a patient, however in our study parents assisted children in its completion.
O'Connor et al[ 22] recruited 100 children to evaluate parent assisted child friendship training (CFT).
This charity assists children with learning disabilities and is already being supported by our families.
Such "overhelping" might assist children in developing impressive resumes for college admission.
The broadcast raised $75 million to assist children and young people living in extreme poverty in the United States and in Africa.
This is money that has to taken from the budgets of local services assisting children and families.
HARRY is a computer tutor, designed to assist children improve their narrative writing, focusing particularly upon grammar and style.
The Pediatric Health Information System PHISS) is designed to assist children's hospitals and physicians in making these types of decisions.
