Multiple biopsychosocial factors act together for the vulnerability and onset of disease. Among the socioeconomic factors poverty is related to a number of psychiatric illness such as schizophrenia (Read, 2010), depression (Mirowsky and Ross, 2001) (KIERNAN and MENSAH, 2009), substance abuse and suicide. The social and economic deprivation also make a long term negative effect on children’s cognitive skills and educational achievements (Rank et al., 1998). Though the people of low socioeconomic status suffer more in mental illness they have the least access to mental health facility as they live in peripheral and underprivileged area and lack money to visit a doctor. If they wish to visit the doctor they give up their work on that day that can force his family to spend next few days in empty stomach. Moreover, stigma related to mental health illness is more prevalent among
Multiple biopsychosocial factors act together for the vulnerability and onset of disease. Among the socioeconomic factors poverty is related to a number of psychiatric illness such as schizophrenia (Read, 2010), depression (Mirowsky and Ross, 2001) (KIERNAN and MENSAH, 2009), substance abuse and suicide. The social and economic deprivation also make a long term negative effect on children’s cognitive skills and educational achievements (Rank et al., 1998). Though the people of low socioeconomic status suffer more in mental illness they have the least access to mental health facility as they live in peripheral and underprivileged area and lack money to visit a doctor. If they wish to visit the doctor they give up their work on that day that can force his family to spend next few days in empty stomach. Moreover, stigma related to mental health illness is more prevalent among