Sentences with phrase «perceive lack of access»

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Cultural barriers between the person needing access and the service provider (for example, lack — or perceived lack — of gender sensitivity or understanding of different indigenous cultures on the part of the service provider)

It is shown to them in the racist way in which they perceive they are treated by many non-Indigenous people in a wide variety of circumstances, in the material poverty of their lives and the lives of their extended families and their general communities, and in the way they are discriminated against in employment, in the way they are housed and in their lack of access to health and education services as good as those available to non-Indigenous people.

While Internet use by older adults, including the use of social networks, has grown to almost 60 percent as of 2014, there are still many who do not wish to engage with some or any tech devices or services, for reasons such as lack of interest, perceived high costs, level of difficulty and inability to access the services, as well as just fear and privacy and security concerns.