familialaid

noun
UK /fəˈmɪliəl eɪd/
US /fəˈmɪliəl eɪd/

Help that family members give to each other.

When Grandma got sick, the familialaid from her children made her feel loved.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Money or resources shared among relatives to meet a family's needs.

The familialaid paid for the children's school supplies.

3. The act of relatives working together to care for an elderly or sick family member.

Their familialaid allowed Grandpa to stay at home instead of moving to a care center.

4. Emotional comfort and encouragement provided by one's family.

After the bad news, she relied on familialaid to get through the week.