Addressing poverty and promoting social change involves a multi-faceted approach such as improving access to quality education for all, regardless of socio-economic status, including early childhood education, primary, secondary, and tertiary education. Education is a key tool for breaking the cycle of poverty. Job Creation: Implement policies that stimulate economic growth and job creation. This could include supporting small businesses, investing in infrastructure, and promoting industries with high employment potential. Social Safety Nets: Strengthen social safety nets to protect the most vulnerable. This could include unemployment benefits, food assistance programs, and housing subsidies. 4. Health Care: Ensure access to affordable, quality health care. Poor health can prevent individuals from working and trap families in poverty