The phrase "underprivileged community" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a group of people who are disadvantaged, often due to economic or social circumstances. Example: The organization's main focus is to provide resources and support to underprivileged communities in rural areas.
Like its Latin American exemplar, Sistema Scotland is hoping to change the lives of the children of an underprivileged community through immersion in classical music.
Creoles, who make up around 30percentnt of the population of 1.1 million, are the mixed-blood descendants of slaves and are considered an underprivileged community.
This approach is applied in an underprivileged community within the Walnut Creek Watershed in Raleigh, North Carolina.
In 2012, Rimsha Masih, a young illiterate girl from an underprivileged community, had to leave the country and seek asylum in Canada after she was framed by a local cleric for desecrating the Quran.
It's one thing to launch a foundation that will serve an underprivileged community that truly needs our help; it's quite another to produce a film in which you'll star so you can build your credits and industry clout.
In some ways, being from such an underprivileged community was a blessing (I didn't see a police officer in person until I moved to Philadelphia for college) as much as it was a curse (my parents still have dial-up internet, in 2019—I definitely missed out on that whole "downloading music off the internet" thing when it was still new and cool).
Elsewhere, Dell is supporting youth learning and boosting information and communication technology skills in underprivileged communities with nearly $2.4m£1.4m4m) in grants made to 26 organisations in 11 US states.
His passion became helping underprivileged communities in remote rural areas.
Amos had been asked by a foundation working with underprivileged communities to send out disability equipment.
Those were the work of architects designing innovative low-cost buildings for underprivileged communities around the world.
In 2005, Makasa and his colleagues set up Doctors Outreach Care International, which provides medical care to underprivileged communities and is financed by corporate sponsors.
