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Question
Think of different types of people who have to face great difficulties. Write what you can do to help at least one of them.
Solution
- Many people encounter significant challenges, including those with physical disabilities, those living in poverty, the elderly, and others. To make things simpler for the poor, we can provide different supports to improve their standard of living, such as free education for children up to grade 12.
- Basic food commodities such as wheat and rice can be made more affordable for individuals.
- Their dwellings might have a concrete roof and walls installed for free or at a low cost. These things can help people survive and overcome their daily challenges.
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