The phrase "a support organisation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an organization that provides assistance or resources to individuals or groups in need.
Example: "The charity acts as a support organisation for families affected by homelessness."
Alternatives: "a support group" or "an aid organization."
She is the founder of Lotsha – a support organisation for people affected by HIV/Aids.
Smith, with her husband Dean and their children, started a support organisation for families after Daniel's death, called If U Care Share.
Fear of Church power is one problem; another is fear of losing viewers and readers by broaching an unpopular topic.Mr Overbeek has helped to inspire victims of sexual abuse to create a support organisation.
The Grøn Koncert music festival is an annual festival, run by a support organisation for muscular dystrophy sufferers, that takes place every year in many Danish cities. Danmarks grimmeste festival (lit. Denmark's ugliest Festival) is a small music festival held each summer in Skjoldhøjkilen, Brabrand.
A telephone or face-to-face survey will be conducted with individuals who represent a support organisation.
Where participants became distressed or disclosed distressing experiences, the researcher offered to terminate the interview and refer them to a support organisation or to the TB case worker.
The Max-Planck-Society is a supporting organisation for about 100 research institutes, laboratories, branch offices, and work groups of varying size, structure, and tasks.
The most common form of evidence available, introduced in April 2014, is a referral by a health professional to a victim support organisation.
Dries Hettinga, the head of research at Backcare, a patient support organisation, was a member of the panel and said that there was widespread confusion about treatments for back pain among the public.
The project is a partnership effort between disabled researchers, a disability support organisation and academic researchers in New Zealand.
A survey of UK members of a patient support organisation (the British Thyroid Foundation) who were taking levothyroxine was carried out.
