In unequal societies, financially disadvantaged youth often encounter fewer opportunities than their wealthier peers. Limited access to education, resources, and networks can hinder their prospects, perpetuating social and economic inequality.
Financially disadvantaged youth face higher rates of untreated illnesses, chronic conditions, and mental health issues due to limited access to quality healthcare, which can impede academic performance and perpetuate cycles of poverty.
Troubled youth often experience limited upward financial mobility due to barriers such as inadequate access to education, resources, and networks. This perpetuates cycles of poverty, hindering their ability to improve their economic circumstances and widening the wealth gap.
Troubled youth face barriers in education, like limited access to quality resources and support networks. This hampers their academic success and restricts their opportunities for upward mobility, reinforcing cycles of poverty.