underprivileged
അടിസ്ഥാനജീവിതസൗകര്യങ്ങള്
definition
adjective
This occasion, as in previous years, was one of happiness and support for underprivileged people in society.
(of a person) not enjoying the same standard of living or rights as the majority of people in a society.
example
This is an annual project in which toys games etc. are sent to 'underprivileged' children in foreign countries.
Wagner went in a different direction, starting a foundation for 'underprivileged' kids.
Instead of gifts, the couple had asked that guests make donations to the Aconchego day care centre for 'underprivileged' children.
Proceeds from the show will go towards a Christmas party for the 'underprivileged' residents of Fyzabad.
There are 'underprivileged' individuals and groups in the First World, as well as in the Third and New Second Worlds.
The local administration has waived all charges for all 'underprivileged' patients in hospitals.
Christmas came early this year for 'underprivileged' children from across the district.
These toys will be sent to 'underprivileged' children in Third World countries.
They tend to have negative attitudes towards poor people, 'underprivileged' groups, and minorities.
He is undertaking the walk in order to raise money for victims of the tsunami disaster and 'underprivileged' people in the local community.
Last week, our Head Boy organized a charity for the 'underprivileged' children in Iavindat.
They have introduced educational programmes for 'underprivileged' children.
Steve plans to fly out to Albania with the climbing gear to give 'underprivileged' children from that country the chance to try the sport on a summer camp.
This occasion, as in previous years, was one of happiness and support for 'underprivileged' people in society.
The Hales family, all of whom are involved in athletics, have set up a trust fund to help 'underprivileged' athletes in Bolton.
A teenager who gave up a summer holiday in the French sunshine to help 'underprivileged' children has been given a national award.
The school provides free room, board, and education to 'underprivileged' children.
I got so into the article that I wanted to give back to 'underprivileged' children.
It was my childhood desire to assist 'underprivileged' people of Third World countries in any way I could.
The centre in Sussex Square provides a place for 'underprivileged' families to socialise and get support and advice.
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