Identify community problems that can cause poor mental health.

1. Lack of access to mental health services and resources
2. High levels of poverty and unemployment
3. Social isolation and lack of social support
4. Discrimination and stigma related to mental health issues
5. Substance abuse and addiction
6. High levels of crime and violence
7. Inadequate housing and homelessness
8. Limited access to quality education and employment opportunities
9. Chronic stress and trauma
10. Lack of affordable and nutritious food options.

Economic Factors:

- Poverty and financial instability
- Unemployment or underemployment
- Lack of access to healthcare, education, and other resources
- Economic inequality and discrimination

Social Factors:

- Social isolation and loneliness
- Discrimination and stigma
- Violence and crime
- Lack of social support and community cohesion

Environmental Factors:

- Air and water pollution
- Noise pollution
- Overcrowding and lack of green spaces
- Physical and social disorder (e.g., abandoned buildings, graffiti)

Educational and Employment Factors:

- Low educational attainment
- Lack of access to quality education and training
- Job stress and insecurity
- Underemployment or unemployment

Housing Factors:

- Poor housing conditions (e.g., overcrowding, lack of repairs)
- Lack of access to affordable housing
- Homelessness or unstable housing

Cultural and Religious Factors:

- Cultural beliefs and norms that stigmatize mental health issues
- Lack of access to culturally-sensitive mental health services
- Religious beliefs that conflict with mental health treatment

Other Factors:

- Trauma and abuse
- Lack of self-esteem and confidence
- Genetics and biology
- Substance use and addiction