Assistance Program
/əˈsɪstəns ˈproʊɡræm/
Definitions
- (n.) A structured government or organizational initiative designed to provide support, resources, or benefits to individuals or groups, such as financial aid, education, or healthcare.
The federal assistance program helps low-income families afford housing.
- (n.) A formal scheme established by law or policy to distribute public or private aid, often subject to eligibility requirements and administrative rules.
Eligibility criteria for the assistance program were established by statute.
Forms
- assistance programs
See also
Commentary
Assistance programs typically operate within the framework of public law and administrative law, with important implications for eligibility, compliance, and due process.
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