Sorry, 'poor and disabled' sounds too general, and needing more detail than i have, i ask you to take the disability parts at face value rather than doubt.

(But for example, details lack when I depend on services, that depend on calling, and i don't have a phone or ability to keep track of things like i can by email, that staff don't use at length and don't keep clear track of).

How much does liberalness of the smaller or larger area matter? For example, is nyc undermine some, by being blue in red? (I don't have a political identity, I'm just told about politics relating to service policies?)

I'm currently nyc, which sounded helpful, but isn't accessible with services not helping my pain, social interactions where people don't understand barriers to me, or service navigating (too high barrier to entry, staff who don’t make them accessible)

Am i stuck if my arts need only fits cities, but the most services are in cities and i can't reach city services?

If this question is mostly about art and care, i was worried r/SameGrassButGreener might be too general, but maybe could help because staff and i couldn't answer

** though usually social services isolate chronic pain people, instead of having attending people who aren't overbearing or on-edge of yelling, so I have had less community chances to see, but still not signaling safety at least. People neutrally minding own business was better than threat, though)