Deserved better quality of life

Are you serious?

In a world that often feels divided, the call for change rings louder than ever. People are increasingly aware of the challenges that affect their communities, from environmental issues to social inequalities. The question arises: how can we come together to improve our quality of life? This blog post explores practical strategies for advocating for change and fostering a sense of community that uplifts everyone. Understanding the Need for Change Change is not just a buzzword

I am a woman fighting epilepsy asking for a little help and Social Determinants of Health (SDoH) had intervened in various ways over the years. SDoH: Social Determinants of Health, are the non-medical conditions where people live, work, learn, and age that significantly impact their health outcomes and quality of life, including factors like income, education, neighborhood safety, food access, and social support, influencing overall well-being more than medical care alone. Ad

More often than not, at least in Rhode Island, the system per se is abusing people in need. There are laid laws, but the landlord doesn't get the correct deserved consequences for their wrongdoings. They have the upper hand. It's a state described as "Landlord Friendly" This is a widespread problem and Rhode Island is one of many states that allow this. Of course there is homelessness here, there, and everywhere. The "landlord friendly" meaning: No or limited rent control: L