This report examines the socio-demographic characteristics and social determinants of health, focusing on a case study of Carla and her family in rural Australia. It identifies key challenges faced by rural populations, including limited access to education, employment, and healthcare. The report emphasizes the crucial role of education as a social determinant of health, linking it to improved income, health awareness, and overall well-being. It explores strategies to address this, including educational awareness campaigns, government investment in education, and the role of healthcare professionals in promoting culturally relevant solutions. The report highlights the importance of adapting healthcare practices, raising awareness, promoting health, encouraging activism, and fostering collaboration to mitigate the impact of social determinants and improve health outcomes for individuals and communities. References from various sources support the analysis.