The phrase "assisting parents" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where support or help is being provided to parents, such as in educational, social, or community services.
Example: "The organization focuses on assisting parents in navigating the challenges of raising children in today's society."
Alternatives: "supporting parents" or "helping parents".
The National P.T.A. offers two sex education guides, one of them specifically designed for P.T.A. leaders to help with their educational efforts in assisting parents to have conversations about sex with their children, well before the high school years.
With staff members fleeing, something of a solution evolved on its own in the Bronx, and it involved Mr. Medina's favorite program for assisting parents with children in foster care.
The grey area is cited by Pace as being one of the major block in the social services assisting parents with their concerns as Ms Strong claims that many teenagers are sexually abused right up until at least their early 20s.
A complicating factor that the justices may well consider is this: Many of the pupils who receive the tuition assistance were already attending parochial or other private schools, raising questions about whether the program is ending up assisting parents who had already found the ways and means to educate their children outside the public schools.
In the last few years, several cases have reached the court involving various approaches to assisting parents with private school tuition, any one of which might have provided a reason for the justices to address the question of "school choice," as proponents of the voucher program usually refer to it.
Among other things, the bureau helps deaf and mentally retarded New Yorkers find meaningful employment, prevents children from going into foster care by assisting parents who are struggling to make ends meet, and provides homeless women with a place to live.
They will find doctors, arrange evacuation travel, advise students in crisis, and assist parents in communicating with students.
Michael Gove's education department failed to invite applications for a £500,000 grant to assist parents setting up free schools, before awarding it to his former adviser.
The original opening paragraph and heading said that Michael Gove's education department failed to invite bids for a £500,000 contract to assist parents setting up free schools.
The school has sent several staff, including a modern language teacher, to Belgium to help co-ordinate with the local authorities and assist parents there.
But a part of Ms. Unumb's job these days is to assist parents with appeals where employers have said no or appear likely to.
