1. The elderly: The elderly are one of the most caring groups in society. They may feel lonely, lost, helpless and bored, and need our company and care.
2. Disabled people: People with physical or intellectual disabilities need more attention and support. They may need help to complete some tasks in daily life, such as shopping, cooking and cleaning.
Patient: People with diseases need more care and attention. They may need our company, encouragement and attention to make them feel cared for and supported.
4. Orphans: Orphans without parents or relatives need more care and support. We can help them through donations and voluntary service.
5. Mental patients: Mental patients need more understanding and support. We can help them by companionship, listening and encouragement.
6. Migrants and refugees: Migrants and refugees may face cultural, linguistic and economic difficulties and need our help and support.
7. Students: Students are one of the most valuable resources in society, and they need our attention and support to help them grow and develop.
In short, there are many people around us who need to be concerned. We should care for them as much as possible, help them and let them feel love and support.