Minutes of Meeting

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In addition to health impacts, poverty can have a significant impact on education and
development. Children living in poverty are more likely to drop out of school or perform
poorly academically, which can limit their future opportunities and perpetuate the cycle
of poverty. Poverty can also limit access to resources and opportunities, such as job
training, financial services, and affordable housing.

Poverty is not just an individual issue, but a systemic problem that is influenced by
larger social and economic factors. Economic inequality, discrimination, and lack of
social support can all contribute to poverty and make it difficult for individuals and
families to break out of poverty. In addition, poverty can lead to social unrest and
political instability, as people become frustrated with their lack of opportunities and
resources.

To address the issue of poverty, it is important to take a comprehensive approach that

addresses the root causes of poverty and provides support to those who are struggling.
This can include policies that promote economic growth and job creation, improve
access to education and healthcare, and address discrimination and inequality. It is also
important to provide social support and safety nets, such as food assistance, affordable
housing, and healthcare, to help individuals and families meet their basic needs.