Community and Environmental Health
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This document discusses the characteristics of a healthy community. It begins with a song about building community. Then it discusses concepts like environmental health, safe air and water, and the importance of a clean, healthy environment for community wellness. It also discusses what makes a community healthy, including access to education, housing, jobs, and healthcare. The document emphasizes that community health depends on the relationship between people and their environment. It concludes with a quote about communities being based on love and concern for each other.
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- 2. 2 PRAYER
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- 17. 17
- 18. What is Environmental Health? and how does it connect to the Community? ⪢ focuses on the relationships between people and their environment; promotes human health and well-being; and fosters healthy and safe communities. 18
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- 23. 23
- 24. “Who contributes to the achievement of clean, healthy, and attractive community?” 24
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