The phrase "assisting communities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing efforts or actions taken to help or support various groups or populations within a community.
Example: "Our organization is dedicated to assisting communities in need by providing resources and support for local initiatives."
Alternatives: "supporting communities" or "helping communities".
While I was out assisting communities, I forgot the fundamental rule of philanthropy: charity begins at home.
That measure lost decisively (59percentto41percentcent), a result partly attributed to its opposition by labor groups and communities of color, which argued that revenue should be dedicated to building a green economy and assisting communities affected by climate change.
Whenever possible, NGOs and CBOs should have been used as vehicles of assisting communities to improve their water and sanitation facilities.
The partnership will continue to play a vital role in assisting communities and local governments to set up surveillance systems and to remain ever vigilant so that no polio case slips through the net.
UNICEF is working with the Government of the Niger and partners to identify and prioritize needs, and to order life-saving supplies to continue assisting communities affected by the floods.
The use of participatory health promotion techniques, such as women's groups, has proved very successful at reducing neonatal mortality elsewhere in South Asia, and assisting communities to find locally adapted solutions to problems [ 15].
Information and communication technologies might empower emergency communities of volunteers by assisting community participation and improving their capacity to respond to unexpected events.
The goal of this research is to address the effectiveness of Neighborhood Information Systems NISS) as an Information Technology (IT) tool in assisting community development.
The indicators produced by SIC dashboard measure progress in terms of the development plan, identifying gaps and assisting community decision-making for the next planning phase.
We focus on how participatory approaches of interpretation and communication of scientific knowledge about groundwater hydrology can assist communities' understanding and acceptance of the need for better management.
Baldwin et al. (2012) discussed participatory approaches of interpretation and communication of scientific knowledge about groundwater hydrology can assist communities' understanding and acceptance of the need for better management.
