Health and Well Being
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1,434,459 low-income people aided
here are some Community Action Agencies that run health clinics; many others offer health screenings and preventive care, even dental checkups. To ensure the health and wellbeing of low-income people in their communities, many CAAs offer food pantries and clothing as well. Below is a sample list of some of the programs that Community Action Agencies offer and that helped over 1 million Ohioans maintain their health and wellbeing in 2012:
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Medical and Dental Screenings Immunizations Medical Transportation Medical Centers and Clinics Alcohol/Drug Abuse Prevention and Treatment • Pregnancy-Related Care • Family Planning Services
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Rural Health Programs Well-Baby Clinics Women, Infants and Children (WIC) In-Home Senior Care, Senior Centers and Day Cares • Food Pantries • Supplemental Nutrition Programs • Summer Lunch Programs
2013 Annual Report
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Meals on Wheels Community Gardens Congregate Meals Clothing Drives Family Development Parenting Education