Sentence examples for short-term assistance from inspiring English sources

The council provides short-term assistance to help struggling families get back on their feet.

Such programs should therefore aim to provide only temporary or short-term assistance.

"We've been able to get them short-term assistance, but their long-term prospects are very much in doubt".

If refugees are to escape poverty, adds the report, they need to be economically integrated into local communities rather than merely offered short-term assistance.

Chet Lunner, Mr. Mineta's spokesman, said yesterday that the department had formally asked "other agencies" for immediate short-term assistance to upgrade the program.

Many organizations, like the Brooklyn Bureau of Community Services and the UJA-Federation, have stepped in with short-term assistance, using money provided by foundations and other donors.

Project Gateway is a Christian service organization that runs the Empowerment program which provides long and short term assistance to people in impoverished communities in South Africa.

HIP is delivered to older people living in the community who need short term assistance to regain their independence, while PEP is delivered to older people who have been in hospital and need the short term service on discharge to help them return to living independently.

In the short term, humanitarian assistance in the wake of major disasters can in the short-term help build pro-U.S. sentiment in areas torn by crisis, as it did in Pakistan after a major earthquake in 2005.

Homebase has a range of services, under one roof, including eviction prevention services, assistance obtaining public benefits, employment search and assistance, financial counseling, and short-term financial assistance.

The organization operates on two levels: first, with its general fund, which provides short-term financial assistance to help families bridge the gap; and second, with its educational and emotional wellness fund, which provides up to $1,500 per person per year for educational and emotional health care needs.