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Which factors affect the social health?
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Following are the factors affecting social health:
(i) Satisfying basic needs of a person. Food, Clothing, Shelter, Medicines.
(ii) Education.
(iii) Financial status.
(iv) Social and physical conditions of the surrounding.
(v) Social environment of the surrounding.
(vi) Education and job opportunities.
(vii) Social safety.
(viii) Social treatment.
(ix) Political conditions (views).
(x) Residential area.
(xi) Water.
(xii) Toilets.
(xiii) Transport facilities.
(xiv) Gardens.
(xv) Play grounds.
(i) Satisfying basic needs of a person. Food, Clothing, Shelter, Medicines.
(ii) Education.
(iii) Financial status.
(iv) Social and physical conditions of the surrounding.
(v) Social environment of the surrounding.
(vi) Education and job opportunities.
(vii) Social safety.
(viii) Social treatment.
(ix) Political conditions (views).
(x) Residential area.
(xi) Water.
(xii) Toilets.
(xiii) Transport facilities.
(xiv) Gardens.
(xv) Play grounds.
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