Vulnerable Populations

Vulnerable Populations are groups of individuals at a higher risk for adverse health outcomes and social challenges due to factors such as age, disability, socioeconomic status, or geographic location. These populations often face barriers to accessing quality healthcare, education, and employment, making them susceptible to multiple layers of disadvantage. Protecting and addressing the specific needs of vulnerable populations involves tailored interventions, policies, and programs aimed at improving their overall well-being, equity, and inclusion in society. By understanding and supporting these groups, we can help bridge gaps and foster a more inclusive and compassionate community.