The phrase "awareness organization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group or entity that focuses on raising awareness about a specific issue or cause.
Example: "The awareness organization is dedicated to educating the public about the importance of mental health."
Alternatives: "advocacy group" or "awareness group".
WESTWOOD "Works on Paper," photography exhibition to benefit Table to Table, a hunger awareness organization.
J. D. Preston, a spokesman from the consumer lawyers group, said the group had nothing to do with drafting the legislation and was just responding to a request from the awareness organization for a support letter.
Linda Reinstein, president of the awareness organization, whose husband died of lung cancer, pointed out that the bill had numerous letters of support, including ones from the Childrens Hospital Los Angeles and groups that represent people with mesothelioma, a cancer of the lining of many internal organs associated with asbestos.
In 2002 he co-founded DATA, an AIDS and poverty awareness organization that would go on to create ONE: The Campaign to Make Poverty History.
Jack is a member of the Junior State of America (JSA), a student-run political awareness organization for high school students.
Iman is a member of the Junior State of America (JSA), a student-run political awareness organization for high school students.
Opposition leaders and AIDS awareness organizations alike are now breathing fire at the news of these latest shenanigans.
On this day, some people choose to be more open about their own self-harm, and awareness organizations make special efforts to raise awareness about self-harm.
I support and encourage the amazing work done by HIV/AIDS awareness organizations -- as well as the many research and treatment organizations that exist across the country and the world.
Some HIV and AIDS awareness organizations say that while they wouldn't want to see Truvada trump other forms of prevention, they are hopeful that the drug will help reach high-risk individuals.
"act up"—the aids-awareness organization—"was in the balcony, and they started throwing down condoms".
