In conclusion, from aspect of job accessibility, the affordable housing areas built after 2004 are in worse locations than those built before 2004, which has forced the urban poor into more disadvantaged locations.
The fact that the residents of new affordable housing areas built after 2004 need to travel longer times after 2004 than before suggests that they are being continuously driven into more disadvantaged locations with limited job accessibility.
Furthermore, average commuting time by both public transit and car from areas of affordable housing built after 2004 is much longer than that from previously built areas implying that low-income groups are being driven to more disadvantaged locations with time changes.
The way families in disadvantaged locations feed and nurture their children are obviously different to those in more affluent areas.
Urban slum dwellers are typical examples of people within the social space of disadvantaged locations.
The underlining view of this line of thought is that individuals residing in disadvantaged locations are likely to exhibit some certain characters as influenced by the environment.
Supportive marketing activities included radio, print, online advertising and pamphlets being distributed in household letterboxes and home delivered magazines specifically targeted to disadvantaged locations (based on geography and unhealthy lifestyle behaviours).
While the accepted gold-standard of care is a face-to face consultation, where it is impractical for this to occur, the HTP is able to facilitate a consultation, ensuring a family is not disadvantaged by location.
"Women disadvantaged by class, caste, location and ethnicity experience far worse reproductive health outcomes than other women," says the report.
Inhabitants of block 6 are considered the lowest ranking members of KGR society, socially disadvantaged by their isolated location and 'slave' status.
