May vary by age, gender, job and family characteristics. The lifestyle choices people make for themselves and their families determine their health and that of their loved ones. But these predictors are strongly influenced by the environment, experiences, cultures, etc. Socioeconomic circumstances, particularly poverty, have caused continued health and social inequality within the UK. Poverty is a powerful term that has been described as one of the health diagnoses. In general, it is known that poorer people are subject to disease more frequently than richer individuals and that poor people die younger than expected due to poorer economic, social, political and physical conditions (Nettleton 1995). Poverty means not having enough funds to meet basic needs such as food, clothing and shelter. Poverty leads to hunger, malnutrition, poor health, unsafe environment, social discrimination, etc. (United