Community health programmes are locally focused education and treatment programmes often provided to those who are either uninsured or living in poverty. Typically non-profit, community health programmes receive money from government grants, donations, and health department initiatives. Commonly located in areas with the greatest need for services, community-based health programmes cater their offerings to the local populaces. Community health programmes and clinics include medical care, specialised clinics, information, and media campaigns that address a range of problems impacting a community's health. Without such neighbourhood clinics and community health services, many disadvantaged people would be without additional treatment choices. Typical services include gynaecological and obstetrical care, well-baby checkups and immunizations, testing and treatment for sexually transmitted diseases, treatment for chronic diseases like diabetes and high blood pressure, substance abuse programs, and general health promotion of proper nutrition and weight management.
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