Access to services refers to the ability of individuals or communities to obtain necessary resources and support, such as healthcare, education, and transportation. It is essential for ensuring that everyone can participate fully in society and improve their quality of life. Barriers to access can include geographical location, financial constraints, and lack of information about available services. Improving access to services often involves addressing these barriers through policy changes, community outreach, and the development of infrastructure. For example, initiatives may focus on expanding public transportation options or providing telehealth services to reach underserved populations. Ensuring equitable access is crucial for fostering social inclusion and overall well-being.