Social burdens refer to the challenges and responsibilities that individuals or groups face within a society. These can include issues like poverty, unemployment, and lack of access to education or healthcare. Such burdens often affect the quality of life and can lead to increased stress and social inequality. These burdens can also impact communities by straining resources and services. For example, when a large number of people face economic hardship, it can lead to higher demand for social services, such as food assistance or housing support. Addressing social burdens often requires coordinated efforts from governments, non-profits, and community organizations to create effective solutions.