The phrase "awareness group" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group of individuals who come together to increase understanding or consciousness about a specific issue or topic.
Example: "The awareness group met weekly to discuss strategies for raising public consciousness about climate change."
Alternatives: "advocacy group" or "education group".
aFor the question, "have you been diagnosed with osteoporosis?", patients who answered yes were considered aware that they had osteoporosis and were included in the awareness group.
A bowel cancer awareness group has also offered a session.
A spokeswoman for an epilepsy awareness group applauded the authority for taking action.
Mrs Richardson found herself setting up, and then chairing, an awareness group.
Laure Pora, from the Aids awareness group Act Up, said: "There's an increase in homophobia today in France.
Pang Khee Teik, the co-founder of a Malaysian sexual rights awareness group, said the camp was outrageous.
It gets through 8.3 litres (15 pints) of alcoholic drinks per person per year, according to a 2008 report by Johnson Edayaranmula, the director of a national alcohol and drug-awareness group based in the state capital, Thiruvananthapuram.
The group has links to the Technology Awareness Group, of Lakewood, which runs a hot line for people concerned about the Internet and helps install filtering software.
Denton passed its ban after Bush and other members of the grassroots group DDAG Denton Drilling Awareness Groupp) went door to door and gathered more than 2,000 signatures to a petition demanding the industry stop drilling within city limits.
Briefly, members of Mid-Kent Mental Health Awareness group, including service users, delivered two educational sessions in 5 local secondary schools.
Hawkins cites Exeter-based student groups such as Shag (Sexual Health Awareness Group), which give out condoms to students.
