The document discusses poverty and inequality in the US based on several metrics and indices. It notes that the US ranks 4th on the Human Development Index but has the worst income inequality among developed nations. Approximately the top 20% of Americans earn almost half the total income. Issues mentioned include problems with health insurance access linked to income and wealth, as well as racial disparities. The document outlines various organizations the reader could volunteer with, including the Damien Center which assists those with HIV/AIDS, the Capital Rescue Mission which shelters the homeless, and the Salvation Army which provides services like food, shelters, and rehabilitation programs.

1. Poverty in US

2. Human Development Index HDI -is a composite statistic used to rank countries by level of "human development 1.Norway 2.Australia 3.New Zealand 4.United States 5.Ireland 6.Liechtenstein 7.Netherlands 8.Canada 9.Sweden 10.Germany 11.Japan 12.S.Korea 13.Switzerland 14.France 15.Israel 16.Finland 17.Iceland 18.Belgium 19.Denmark 20.Spain 146.Angola 150.Zambia 153.Malawi 165.Mozambique 169.Zimbabwe

4. Economic gap in U.S. Worst income inequality countries NO. 4

5. Income inequality in US Top 20 gets almost half of the total income

6. Problems in US Insurance Racial distribution

7. Health Insurance Problem I have insurance so I don’t have money I have money so I have insurance With no money, no insurance

8. Diversity in US Black White Asian Hispanic Native American Pacific Islander Multiethnic

9. Racial distribution

11. Private sector NPO NGO Church volunteering You will be going one of them Damien Center Capital Rescue Mission Starvation Army

15. Prisoner rehabilitation

16. Elderly service

17. Youth camp