all the factorscausingsocial exclusion into account
the placement of persons in institutions ... an erroneous practice and violation of human rightsleadsto social exclusion of people
housing ... the factorcausesgreater social exclusion
Makes , in fact , unable to do things that are simple for people with disabilitiescausinghigh social exclusion
five key factors ... lack of access to jobs , denial of social supports or peer networks , exclusion from services , and negative attitude of the local neighbourhoodsetsocial exclusion in motionpoverty
by drug addiction and alcoholism(passive) caused byextreme social exclusion
drug addiction and alcoholism(passive) caused byextreme social exclusion
Unemployment , poverty , fear , health problems or poor educational attainment ... the factorscan resultin social exclusion
Unemployment , poverty ... the factorscan resultin social exclusion
social deprivation ... correlated factorscontributeto social exclusion
This social deprivation ... correlated factorscontributeto social exclusion
Poverty , including the absence of adequate housing , employment and incomeleadsto social exclusion
the fact of the possible existence of a corrupt division on the roadswould causeobvious social exclusion
Long - term unemployment and persistent povertyoften leadto social exclusion
poverty ... economic exclusionleadsto social exclusion
unemployment ... factorscomposesocial exclusion
Racism , discrimination , stigmatization , hostility , and unemploymentalso leadto social exclusion
by unemployment and poverty(passive) caused bysocial exclusion
social stigmaleadsto social exclusion
people ... other factorscontributeto social exclusion
others Inequalities and factorscontributingto social exclusion
other social barrierscausingsocial exclusion
problems and likelyto resultin social exclusion
problems ... likelyto resultin social exclusion
a fundamental factor for social integration ... likelyto causesocial exclusion
negative consequences caused by inappropriate education and training , low self - esteem and under - achievementmay leadto social exclusion
exclusion from unemploymentleadsto social exclusion
especially those related to social identity andcan leadto social exclusion
Government ... other problemscan leadto social exclusion
significant access problemsresultin social exclusion
social role opportunitiesleadingto social exclusion
social exclusion ... factorsleadto social exclusion
the lives of the poor ... other problemscan leadto social exclusion
transport accessibility problemsleadto social exclusion
long - term unemploymentleadingto social exclusion
communities apartsetcommunities apart
to poverty , suffering andleadto poverty , suffering and
to the level of poverty in the countryhas contributedto the level of poverty in the country
to inability of an individual to participate in the basic political , economic and social functioning of the societyleadsto inability of an individual to participate in the basic political , economic and social functioning of the society
to poverty , suffering andleadto poverty , suffering and
most to the overall changes of exclusion ... revealing the importance of social networkcontributesmost to the overall changes of exclusion ... revealing the importance of social network
in patterns of povertyto resultin patterns of poverty
to the oppositecould leadto the opposite
to high levels of employment discrimination andleadsto high levels of employment discrimination and
to despair , suicide , violence and a lack of motivationleadsto despair , suicide , violence and a lack of motivation
to an increased burden or risk of ill healthmay leadto an increased burden or risk of ill health
to an increased burden or risk of ill healthcan leadto an increased burden or risk of ill health
in low literacy among children and adultsresultsin low literacy among children and adults
in greater povertyresultingin greater poverty
to vulnerabilities , such as poverty , stress , trauma , crime , incarcerationleadingto vulnerabilities , such as poverty , stress , trauma , crime , incarceration
in inevitable negative consequences to human beings in both physiological domain and psychological domaincould resultin inevitable negative consequences to human beings in both physiological domain and psychological domain
health inequalities(passive) caused byhealth inequalities
health inequalities(passive) caused byhealth inequalities
increased social paincausesincreased social pain
from transport povertyresultingfrom transport poverty
a family poverty(passive) caused bya family poverty
the poverty of particular people , causesthe poverty of particular people ,
poverty of particular peoplecausespoverty of particular people
the poverty of particular peoplecausesthe poverty of particular people
to economic povertymay leadto economic poverty
in poor social experiencesresultsin poor social experiences
povertyCan ... causepoverty
to povertyleadto poverty
to povertyleadsto poverty
povertycausespoverty
from the povertyresultfrom the poverty
new approaches for how different services can best work together to improve services for families in need and support some of the poorest members of societydesignednew approaches for how different services can best work together to improve services for families in need and support some of the poorest members of society
to violence and crimeleadsto violence and crime
from unemployment and crimeresultingfrom unemployment and crime
healthinfluenceshealth
some parents to turn to tutorsis causingsome parents to turn to tutors
some parents to turn to tutorsis causingsome parents to turn to tutors
to decreasing the problems of social exclusion evaluationcontributedto decreasing the problems of social exclusion evaluation
from long - term unemploymentcan resultfrom long - term unemployment
non - employment(passive) caused bynon - employment