Hi, if you do a global search on the term "social exclusion" you come up
with a number of these. I have not looked for specifically rural, but I
would guess there may be some.
Also try looking directly at <http://www.socialexclusionunit.gov.uk/>
for some government activities in the UK. There seems to be a lot of
research in the UK on this.
N.J. Clark

Nancy Dubois wrote:
>
> Might anyone be able to forward copies of, or contacts for, policies
> that organizations or local communities (government) have put in place
> to address inequities in transportation, housing or day care?
> Although these examples many not have been implemented specifically to
> address the needs of those living in low income situations, they would
> be attempts to improve quality of life from a population perspective.
> It would be a bonus if any of the examples were from rural areas!
>
> Thanks, in advance, for anything you are able to forward.
>
> Nancy Dubois
> Health Promotion & Planning Consultant
> The Health Communication Unit, University of Toronto
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