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What are Community Health Programs and How Do They Help?

Community health programs are initiatives designed to improve health outcomes in specific populations. They can include:
1. Mobile Clinics: These clinics travel to underserved areas to provide essential health services.
2. School-Based Health Centers: Located within schools, these centers offer convenient access to healthcare for students.
3. Immunization Drives: These programs ensure that children receive necessary vaccinations.

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