"social aid" is a grammatically correct term that can be used in written English.
For example, you could use the phrase in a sentence like this: "The government pledged to increase its social aid budget in response to growing poverty levels."
Paris' subway, the Metro, offers half-price (demi-tarif) tickets to senior citizens who've had the foresight to obtain them at the Bureaux d'Aide Sociale (social aid bureaus) of the Mayor's office of each arrondissement in Paris.
A social aid society was formed in November 1855.
"People forget how important all those Social Aid and Pleasure Clubs are for people.
(The Zulu Social Aid and Pleasure Club is the city's most prominent black social organization).
Catholic schools and the welfare system known as Social Aid became a machine for political reorientation.
It has created a national fund to receive donations for Palestinian medical and social aid.
Until Katrina, a small, freestanding garage in Lewis's back yard had contained the House of Dance and Feathers, a homemade museum dedicated to the Mardi Gras Indians and the social-aid and pleasure clubs of the Lower Nine.
The Rose Tavern, located across the street from the Calliope's central courtyard, became a hub for the projects and a clubhouse for the Calliope High Steppers and Lady Steppers, the local social-aid and pleasure organization.
Chair, Liverpool Church of England Council for Social Aid.
Dressed in pale purple suits, the Single Ladies Social Aid and Pleasure Club dances across crumbling asphalt, waving feathered fans to the hip-hop infused beats.
Included in the collection are the records of the church's Social Aid Society, mainly minutes and the minutes of the Ontario Baptist Ministerial Conference.
