UNCF's Social Entrepreneurship program was developed with the intention of molding collegiate students to be teachers, leaders, and entrepreneurs who will get angry enough to passionately, creatively, and effectively implement solutions to social ills that effect disadvantaged communities.
"It is vital that schools use this funding effectively to raise disadvantaged pupils' attainment and close the unacceptable gap with their peers.
Unfortunately, extant research has not addressed these issues and barriers associated with effectively linking marginalized, disadvantaged populations to SBIRT interventions.
He legislated against hate crimes and advocated against the expansion of legalized gambling to casinos that would effectively tax the economically disadvantaged, although the gambling legislation was nevertheless approved.
Children at home are also disadvantaged: they are effectively hidden, with as few as 5 per cent receiving education.
Providers using a social paediatrics approach report that it effectively addresses the health needs (e.g. developmental and emotional challenges) of children who are disadvantaged because of intersecting determinants of health and having been victims of violence or abuse.
Individuals with ADHD may also be disadvantaged by poor social skills and procrastination, which make it hard for them to work effectively with colleagues, accept line management, and/or deal with the public.
Birds experiencing a poor start may be disadvantaged in social competition as adults owing to a lower phenotypic quality, making their foraging environment effectively more uncertain.
In a context wherein the Roma population are disadvantaged, the aim of this study was to assess whether the Roma population are able to effectively access primary care services, and if not, what barriers prevent them from doing so.
Americans call such schools "disadvantaged".
