Problem:
It is crucial for providers of human services to understand the cultural history and heritage of varied populations because it helps them better understand their clients and gives them the ability to provide more effective and personalized services to the individual. The connection between the provider and the client may become more respectful and collaborative if the provider takes the time to learn about the client's cultural background. Doing this helps resolve any possible cultural hurdles. It is essential for providers of human services to understand the cultural history and legacy of the various communities they serve to serve those people better and deliver services customized to their specific needs. By doing so, providers may contribute to addressing the present difficulties our clients face and give resources to build a more equal and just society.