The phrase "community support programs" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to initiatives or services designed to assist and support members of a community.
Example: "The city has launched several community support programs to help families in need during the pandemic."
Alternatives: "community assistance initiatives" or "local support services."
The Manitoba Healthy Baby program consists of two components: 1) a prenatal benefit, which is a targeted income supplement for low income women, and; 2) community support programs, which are educational and supportive groups available to all women from the prenatal period through to an infant's first birthday.
In 1984, the National Institute of Mental Health recommended community support programs that try to bolster patients' sense of personal dignity and encourage self-determination, peer support and the involvement of families and communities.
Beyond all of the jobs both in cannabis and ancillary industries, cannabis companies have contributed millions of dollars to educational, research, patient and community support programs.
Rather, it has been an ongoing process of policy adjustment, emphasizing the expansion of "Community Support Programs," including housing; psychiatric rehabilitation; inpatient treatment in local, general hospitals; expanded outpatient treatment; and case management.
Furthermore, 77.8% of women on income assistance did not participate in community support programs.
The two outcomes studied were receipt of the prenatal benefit and participation in community support programs.
The mentoring groups are set up by the schools and Family Focus, a nonprofit community support program intended to strengthen families and help children.
If you step back — way back — and try to take in the entirety of the US federal government, you'll find that it resembles a staggeringly large and heavily armed community support program, a sort of super-sized Salvation Army (if the Salvation Army actually had an army).
The entire release process -- which can determine if a youth moves straight into a community support program or stays in jail until age 21 -- is guided by 17 boilerplate conditions borrowed from the adult parole system and often applied with little consideration for individual case details.
PB = prenatal benefit receipt CSP = community support program participation PNC = Prenatal Care SES = Socioeconomic status.
In addition to giving back to the community, we anticipate significant free publicity because of this community support program.
