Sentence examples for item assistance from inspiring English sources

Syria-specific guidance on monitoring non-food item assistance exists and includes a streamlined reporting system to be used by all organizations to uniformly report and share findings across the sector which will better inform program design and implementation (NFI Sector Working Group 2015).

Receipt of non-food item assistance was significantly associated with odds of care-seeking in multivariate analysis, but not in univariate analysis.

Participants were adult clients attending the SCSO for emergency relief, which involved receiving financial or material assistance, including free grocery items, assistance paying bills, and assistance with purchasing medications.

Food delivery was the only item of assistance reported by few elderly (men vs. women, 10/189 vs. 26/307, χ = 1.64, df = 1, p = 0.2).

Spokesman Adrian Edwards said: The help we are seeking includes for household items, financial assistance for 200,000 people considered vulnerable, medical assistance, counselling of displaced populations, rehabilitation of shelters and support to encourage refugee and displaced Syrian children to return to school.

World Vision brings clean water, hygiene kits, basic household items, cash assistance and other critical basic needs to families in Syria, Lebanon, Jordan and Iraq to help prevent them from having to make the dangerous journey to Europe.

They were able to explore and discuss the items without assistance demonstrating correct understanding.

For data measured at one time point (the GP Clinical assistance items) independent t-tests were employed to compare mean differences of complete cases between groups.

As of August 11, 2006, about 1.8 million Chinese yuan ($220,000) worth of relief items and financial assistance had been given to the victims.

Instead, I've seen many young and fit shoppers yakking on their cell phones, tapping on their digital devices, or staring into space as the cashier (in some cases elderly herself) bags the items sans public assistance.

Survivors receive clothing and basic household items, and get assistance with socio-economic reintegration – including training to help them regain independence and self-confidence.