unsafe living conditions

What Are Common Examples of Unsafe Living Conditions?

Some common examples include:
- Exposure to [lead]() or other toxic substances.
- [Mold]() growth in the home.
- Lack of safe drinking water.
- Poor [sanitation]() and hygiene.
- [Structural hazards]() such as broken stairs or exposed electrical wiring.
- [Domestic violence]() or exposure to substance abuse.
- [Neglect]() or lack of supervision.
- [Overcrowding]() which can lead to the spread of infectious diseases.

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