The phrase "awareness of poverty" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing social issues, education, or initiatives aimed at addressing poverty and its effects on individuals and communities.
Example: "The campaign aims to raise awareness of poverty and its impact on children's education."
Alternatives: "recognition of poverty" or "understanding of poverty".
My students came home with a better understanding of global poverty and a better awareness of poverty here at home.
The penny drive has raised the girls' awareness of poverty and how charities work to eliminate it, and given them the interest to do more.
Gates was speaking at an event organised by the Global Poverty Project, a campaign group that has just launched a new initiative aimed at heightening awareness of poverty at community level.
Adaptable for use at all levels, it begins with broad questions including "what is poverty?" and "how should we define poverty?" before encouraging pupils to plan ways of raising awareness of poverty.
Friday None of the riff-raff-baiting of the San Francisco tech entrepreneurs for the Little Black Dress Initiative, a campaign that runs alongside London Fashion Week to raise awareness of poverty.
Finally, constituencies within the health care system participate in enhanced advocacy efforts to raise awareness of poverty as a distinct threat to child health and to press for public policy responses such as minimum wage increases, expansion of tax credits, paid family leave, universal preschool education, and other priorities focused on child poverty.
There is a recognition of living under conditions of relative deprivation, but it has not mutated into a self-awareness of poverty as a defining self-concept.
She campaigns to raise awareness of growing poverty issues, particularly food banks and Britain's rising hunger crisis.
The idea behind the challenge is to raise awareness of extreme poverty by consuming just £1 worth of food each day for five days.
Other Live 8 concerts, organized by Sir Bob Geldof, are being held in Philadelphia, Paris, Rome, Berlin and Edinburgh to raise awareness of African poverty as the Group of 8 industrialized nations gather in Scotland.
"What drew me to it originally was the vast pageantry of all these pop stars gathering in the same studio to make a song together, but ultimately the song achieved its aim to heighten awareness of world poverty.
