Underserved communities refer to groups of individuals or populations that lack access to essential services, resources, or opportunities typically available to the general public. These communities often experience disadvantages in areas such as healthcare, education, economic opportunities, and social services. Factors contributing to the status of a community as underserved may include socio-economic status, geographic location, race, ethnicity, disability, and systemic inequities. As a result, members of underserved communities face increased barriers to achieving optimal quality of life and well-being. Efforts to support underserved communities often focus on enhancing access to services, increasing representation, and addressing the underlying causes of inequity.
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