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Displaced communities, including refugees, asylum seekers, and internally displaced persons (IDPs), face numerous barriers in their new environments. These barriers encompass social isolation, economic vulnerability, and limited access to education and mental health services. Despite the availability of various support systems, many displaced individuals struggle to integrate into their host communities. They often face discrimination, language barriers, and a lack of understanding of local systems, all of which hinder their ability to rebuild their lives. Furthermore, they frequently suffer from trauma and psychological stress, which go untreated due to a lack of accessible mental health services. Displaced communities remain marginalized without comprehensive support that addresses these interconnected challenges, with limited opportunities for self-sufficiency and community engagement.