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Florida Department of Health in Nassau County Recruiting Volunteers to Address Senior Health, Teens and Health Disparities
Fernandina Beach, Fla. -The Florida Department of Health in Nassau County is recruiting volunteers to help with two workgroups of the Nassau Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP).
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On January 30th, the Community Health Improvement Plan for 2019-2021 was presented to the community. This plan includes health data gathered over the 2018 year and has an action plan addressing five key health areas determined by our community. The five health areas are:
• Access to Care
• Behavioral Health and Substance Abuse
• Community Support
• Health Disparities
• Housing and Healthy Places
To learn more about community health and the CHIP, visit our Community Health Planning webpage or call Mary von Mohr at 904-557-9133.
Read more on our Community Health Improvement Plan
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