Public Services Falling Apart

Decades of underinvestment have left schools, hospitals, roads, and utilities in crisis, failing the people who depend on them.

Public services are how societies take care of each other. When they fail, inequality deepens and collective capacity erodes.

Like being abandoned. Like no one is coming to help. Like the social contract was a lie all along.

Stories from teachers buying supplies with their own money, from patients waiting months for care, from communities with poisoned water.