aidprograms

noun
UK /eɪd ˈprəʊɡræmz/
US /eɪd ˈproʊɡræmz/

Aid programs are plans that give help to people who need it.

The school started aid programs to give free lunches to hungry children.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Government-funded initiatives that provide financial or material help to developing countries.

International aid programs sent food and medicine after the earthquake.

3. Organized efforts by nonprofits to support communities in need.

Several aid programs focus on building clean water wells in rural villages.

4. Financial assistance packages offered by institutions to students or families.

The university's aid programs help low-income students pay tuition.