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CLEAN AND SAFE PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT

This includes clean au and water, sate public spaces, well-maintained infrastructure like roads and sidewalks, and proper waste management, These factors directly impact physical health by reducing exposure to pollutants and hazards

ACCESS TO BASIC NEEDS

A healthy community ensures that all its residents have access to essential services and resources. This includes affordable and safe housing, healthy and affordable food options (like grocery stores and farmers markets), and reliable public transportation

STRONG SOCIAL AND COMMUNITY CONTEXT

BLANK and support networks are crucial for mental and emotional well-being. A healthy community fosters a sense of belonging through community events, social organizations, and opportunities for civic participation. It also actively. promotes social harmony and respect for diversity

ACCESSIBLE AND HIGH-QUALITY HEALTHCARE

All community members, regardless of their socioeconomic status, have access to a full range of healthcare services, including preventive care, mental health support, and emergency services. This is supported by sufficient healthcare facilities and providers, as well as health insurance coverage.

ACCESSIBLE AND HIGH-QUALITY HEALTHCARE

All community members, regardless of their socioeconomic status, have access to a full range of healthcare services, including preventive care, mental health support, and emergency services. This is supported by sufficient healthcare facilities and providers, as well as health insurance coverage.

ECONOMIC STABILITY AND EDUCATION

A healthy community provides opportunities for gainful employment and a diverse, innovative economy. It also offers high-quality education from early childhood to adult learning, which leads to better jobs, higher incomes, and increased health literacy

COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION AND EMPOWERMENT:

A healthy community involves its members in decision-making processes Residents are empowered to identify and solve local problems, ensuring that policies and programs are relevant and effective. This active participation strengthens the community and promotes a shared sense of ownership.

SUSTAINABLE USE OF RESOURCES

A healthy community is mindful of its environmental impact. It practices sustainable use of resources to protect the environment for current and future generations. This includes green spaces, energy-efficient practices, and conservation efforts.

PEOPLE AND SOCIAL STRUCTURE

The most fundamental component of any community is its people This includes

DEMOGRAPHICS

The statistical characteristics of the population, such as age, gender, race, ethnicity, and socioeconomic status. These factors influence the needs, resources, and social dynamics of the community

SOCIAL INTERACTIONS AND NETWORKS

The relationships and connections between individuals and groups. This includes formal structures like government and schools, as well as informal networks like social clubs, families, and neighborhood bonds. A strong sense of community, often called "we feeling" or community sentiment, is an essential part of this component

CULTURE

The shared values, beliefs, customs, traditions, and norms that guide the behavior of community members. Culture shapes everything from communication patterns to how people address problems and celebrate achievements.

ENVIRONMENT

The physical environment provides the setting and resources for the community. Its components include Geographic Location The specific physical area where the community is situated, whether it's a rural village, a city, or a neighborhood. This includes the climate, landforms, and natural resources available

BUILT ENVIRONMENT

The human made structures and systems within the community, such as housing, transportation networks (roads, public transit), public utilities (water, electricity), and facilities like schools, hospitals, and parks The quality and accessibility of these structures significantly impact daily life

ECONOMY

The economic component of a community relates to how people produce, distribute, and consume goods and services

ECONOMIC BASE

This refers to the primary industries and businesses that drive the local economy, such as agriculture manufacturing, or tourism

EMPLOYMENT

The types and availability of jobs, as well as factors like income levels and employment rates. A diverse and stable economy is a key Indicator of a healthy community providing residents with opportunities for financial stability and growth

RESOURCES

The availability of financial, human, and material resources that the community can use to address its needs and achieve its goals

ECONOMIC FACTORS

A community's economic well being is a fundamental driver of its health. When the economy is strong, there are more resources to invest in health promoting activities Income and Poverty lower income communities often experience poorer health outcomes. Poverty can lead to food insecurity substandard housing and limited access to nutritious foods and healthcare which intern increases the risk of chronic diseases

EMPLOYMENT

high unemployment rates or unstable low wage jobs contribute to stress mental health issues and a lack of health insurance converse this table and safe jobs provide not only income but also a sense of purpose and social connection