"self aid" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to the practice of helping oneself without outside assistance. For example, "She was able to overcome her difficulties with self aid through personal reflection and Inner Growth."
In 1986, U2 participated in the A Conspiracy of Hope tour in support of Amnesty International and in Self Aid for unemployment in Ireland.
His marriage was under strain, in part due to the album's long gestation period, the band were criticised by the Irish media for their involvement in the Self Aid event, and his personal assistant Greg Carroll was killed in a motorcycle accident in Dublin.
A standard program of physiotherapy including self aided mobilization and home exercises are prescribed to prevent stiffness.
Wild Frontier (1987) was Moore's homage to traditional Irish music, and was partially prompted by the Self-Aid benefit concert for Ireland's unemployed.
" 'Self-Aid Buddy Care' to the rescue," one of the drone's crew members said.
Zarian asked that donations in his honor be made to the Armenian Society of Los Angeles, Glendale Adventist Medical Center, the Glendale Kiwanis and the Self-Aid Workshop.
Financial aid is broken down into two categories: self-aid, which is comprised of loans or works study, and gift-aid, which will be in the form of grants or scholarships.
Not only was he our cheerleader, but he was involved in many worthy organizations, such as the Armenian Society of Los Angeles, Glendale Adventist Medical Center, Self-Aid Workshop and Glendale Kiwanis.
In the mean time, 39.4% of the medical staffs suggested that they would carry out self-aid and the percentage of urban medical staffs choosing "self-aid" was significantly higher than that of rural medical staffs (P <0.05, Table 5).
A strong brand, just as a strong sense of self, can aid in a comeback.
