low-income residents

Low-income residents are individuals or families whose earnings are below a certain threshold, making it challenging to cover basic needs like housing, food, healthcare, and education. Their income level often depends on factors such as employment type, education, and local economic conditions. These residents may qualify for assistance programs and refer to a socioeconomic group that experiences financial constraints, which can impact their access to resources and opportunities. Recognizing their circumstances helps in understanding social and economic policies aimed at support and community development.