The phrase "awareness to help" is not entirely correct and may be unclear in written English.
It could be used in contexts where you are discussing the importance of being aware in order to assist others, but it may require additional context for clarity.
Example: "We need to cultivate an awareness to help those in need within our community."
Alternatives: "awareness for assistance" or "consciousness to aid".
I was more just kind of angry I didn't do something more and have the awareness to help him more, and now it is too late.
From prevention of elder abuse to ageing awareness to help with nutrition, assistance programmes are a common feature in many communities.
A GROUP of Litchfield County residents -- celebrities and business owners -- is raising money and awareness to help an area of the world far from northwest Connecticut.
While on a vacation in Fiji last summer, Ken Clausen encountered two Australians who explained an event called "Movember," in which men grew mustaches to raise funds and awareness to help fight prostate cancer and other diseases.
BRITs Chairman David Joseph said: "For two decades now, War Child has worked with artists to raise funds and awareness to help children whose lives have been torn apart by war.
"We also know the positive health effects of good nutrition and exercise, which decrease depression, sleep difficulties and clearly are linked to better brain function"., The Millers have gone public to heighten awareness, to help get rid of the fear and stigma, to get help for patients and to be advocates for caregivers.
"It's about moving from brand awareness to helping people become brand advocates," she added.
So important that the National Sleep Foundation has declared next week (March 6- 13th) Sleep Awareness Week to help raise awareness about the many health benefits of sleep and its role in boosting safety and productivity.
The officials are opening new wards for the treatment of cholera and diarrhea and are renewing a public awareness campaign to help people prevent the spread of disease.
That is why I so welcome the industry's £25m a year awareness campaign to help parents keep their children safe online.
It also presents a quantitative collective awareness model to help support evaluation and interpretation of information available in the environment.
