In this module, students will gain valuable insights into high-risk or vulnerable populations in Canada. The key focus areas include:

1. Understanding the Aging Population: Students will delve into the unique challenges, needs, and considerations associated with the aging population in Canada. This may involve exploring issues related to healthcare, social support, and quality of life for seniors.
2. Learning about the Disabled Community: The module will provide a comprehensive understanding of the disabled community, including the diverse needs, rights, and support systems available for individuals with disabilities.
3. Detailing about Special Populations: Students will examine special populations that may face specific challenges, such as marginalized or minority groups. This could involve understanding the social determinants of health and well-being for these populations.
4. Explaining Globalization: The module will explore the impact of globalization on vulnerable populations. This may include examining how global trends, policies, and economic forces influence the well-being of specific groups within the Canadian context.

By covering these areas, students will be equipped with a nuanced understanding of high-risk or vulnerable populations, enabling them to approach community service work with sensitivity, cultural competence, and a holistic perspective.