The unequal access of La Union's citizens to opportunities and necessive including work, healthcare, and education is referred to as the "equality struggles." People from low-income families and those who live in remote or rural locations frequently encounter these disparities. Giving everyone equal treatment and opportunities for success, regardless of their social or economic standing, is what is meant by equality.

The divide between urban and rural areas is one of La Union's main issues. Lack of financial aid, transportation, and school supplies causes many pupils to suffer. Poverty and inequality are made worse for certain locals by their restricted access to secure employment and healthcare.

To address that the local government should strengthen programs that support education, including scholarships and free learning resources. Healthcare services should be improved through medical missions and better facilities in remote areas. Providing livelihood programs and skills training can help create equal job opportunities and improve the lives of residents.