Collocations for assistance - noun

considerable, great, real, substantial
limited
invaluable, valuable
practical
special
direct, emergency, immediate
People in the flooded areas are in need of direct assistance.

mutual
The treaty pledged mutual assistance in the event of an attack on either country.

expert, professional
external, outside
foreign, international
federal, government
They argued the case for extra government assistance for the poorest regions.

public, social, welfare
the stigma attached to receiving social assistance

personal
disabled people who need personal assistance to enable them to live in their own homes

humanitarian
development
economic, financial, legal, material, medical, military, research, technical

give sb, lend (sb), offer (sb), provide, render
The government is willing to lend assistance to victims of the flooding.
We provide assistance if your car breaks down.

get, obtain, receive
Did you receive any assistance from the authorities?

pledge, promise (sb)
The World Bank promised assistance of $5 million.

be in need of, need, require
expect
ask for, call for, request, seek
I advise you to seek assistance from the police.

turn to sb for
She had no one to turn to for assistance.

be of, come to sb's
Do let us know if we can be of any assistance to you.
A sympathetic passer-by came to his assistance.

welcome
acknowledge

with assistance, without assistance
The work was completed with the assistance of local carpenters.

assistance for
humanitarian assistance for refugees

assistance from
assistance from friends and family

assistance in
assistance in finding a place to stay

assistance with
assistance with rent for people on a low income