"extending help to" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when describing an action of offering assistance or support to someone. Example: The organization focuses on extending help to underprivileged communities by providing resources and education programs.
"It was a matter of someone extending help to me instead of my finding it".
Francis said the Vatican would itself be extending help to two families who will be taken in by Vatican parishes.
Extending Help to Buy aims to boost mortgage availability by reducing the risk for lenders, and will cover both existing and newly-built homes.
Ed Balls, the shadow chancellor, told BBC Radio 5 Live's Pienaar's Politics that extending Help to Buy was "a damp squib" and that Osborne should have done more to boost house building over the past three years.
But it is a colossal jump from extending help to people who happen to be members of minorities to allowing laws that discriminate in favour of people on the basis of their skin.For that in the end is what affirmative action is: judging people by their colour.
For this reason UNICEF, under its current health program, is extending help to Malungon along with 19 other similarly disadvantaged municipalities.
The government recently extended help to buy until 2021 and introduced it for buyers in London.
She always sought chesid and extended help to others in need.
It has helped establish more than 100 supporters' trusts across England, Wales and Scotland and now also extends help to rugby league fans hoping to increase supporter involvement.
This would, for the first time, extend help to households where one family member loses their job and the other remains in work.
To extend help to a child and his family for reduced social circumstances and immature parenting is not reimbursable and is therefore often the last resort.
