Mental health is crucial to well-being, yet it is often overlooked in marginalized communities due to systemic barriers, limited resources, and cultural stigma. These communities face socioeconomic stress, discrimination, and trauma, but mental health support is often unavailable. As a result, many struggles go unrecognized or untreated, and individuals avoid seeking help due to fear of judgment or mistrust in the system. This creates a cycle of silence, worsening the impact on their quality of life. Addressing these issues requires accessible, culturally sensitive services and efforts to break the sti.gma around mental health in underserved populations.
