Vulnerable populations

Vulnerable populations refer to groups of individuals who are at a higher risk of experiencing various forms of harm or disadvantage due to their socio-economic status, age, ethnicity, disability, or other factors. These populations often face significant barriers in accessing resources, services, and opportunities that are readily available to others. Addressing the needs of vulnerable populations is essential for promoting equity, justice, and overall well-being within society. Efforts to support these groups may include targeted social programs, policy interventions, and community-based initiatives aimed at reducing disparities and fostering inclusivity. Ensuring that vulnerable populations are protected and empowered is a key aspect of creating a fair and just society.