Economic Stability
Education
Health Care Access
Neighborhood/Environment
Social/Community Context
100

About _________ people live in poverty, making it difficult to afford basic needs like nutritious food, healthcare, and housing.

1 in 10

100

Higher _________ levels are linked to better health and longer life expectancy.

education

100

Without insurance, people are less likely to have a primary care provider and may struggle to afford care or medications. About _______ Americans are uninsured.

1 in 10

100

The conditions of one's ____________ strongly affect health and well-being.

neighborhood/environment

100

Connections with _________ play a major role in health and well-being.

family, friends, co-workers, and community members

200

Steady _________ reduces the risk of poverty and improves health outcomes. However, many face challenges in finding or keeping jobs, especially those with disabilities, chronic conditions, or injuries.

employment

200

Children from low-income families, with disabilities, or exposed to social discrimination often struggle academically and are less likely to _____________, limiting access to safe, high-paying jobs and increasing risks for chronic conditions like heart disease, diabetes, and depression.

graduate high school/attend college

200

One barrier that may prevent access to health care would be living ________ from health care facilities.

too far

200

Many U.S. communities face __________ and other environmental hazards.

high rates of violence, unsafe air and water

200

Some individuals such as adolescents experiencing ________ may lack essential social support.

bullying

300

Many people face challenges in finding or keeping jobs, especially those with ____________.

disabilities, chronic conditions, or injuries

300

The mental and emotional strain caused by the challenges of meeting basic needs due to financial hardship can result in __________ which can hinder brain development and learning.

poverty-related stress

300

Lack of insurance and access to health care can lead to missed preventive services such as:

cancer screenings

300

_______________ are disproportionately affected by high rates of violence, unsafe air and water, and other environmental hazards.

Racial/ethnic minorities and low-income populations

300

Many people face ____________ such as unsafe neighborhoods and discrimination which negatively affect long-term health and safety.

uncontrollable risks

400

Policy measures that make food, housing, healthcare, and education more _________ can reduce poverty and support better health and well-being.

affordable

400

Providing high-quality __________ can help children succeed and lead to long-term health benefits.

education, academic support, and financial assistance for college

400

Strategies for improvement include ________ health insurance coverage and ________ access to providers in underserved areas

expanding, increasing

400

Strategies for improvement include creating ___________ to improve safety, encourage physical activity, and enhance quality of life.

sidewalks, bike lanes, or safe recreational spaces

400

Strategies for improvement include: Promoting positive relationships in homes, workplaces, and communities to strengthen social and community __________.

support systems

500

The Enhanced Transitional Jobs Demonstration is a research project that looks at transitional job programs offering temporary jobs intended to teach participants _________ or help them get started with an employer.

basic work skills

500

Healthy School Meals for All offers free, nutritious meals to all students in a qualifying school, regardless of ___________.

household income

500

Many initiatives to improve health care access and quality involve programs that promote regular preventive services like _________, which can catch health problems early, making them easier to treat and improving health outcomes.

screenings

500

Neighborhood and Built Environment Programs focus on the creation of, or enhanced access to, places for ___________. 

physical activity

500

Screening for _________ is recommended in adolescents ages 12 to 18 years and who are not showing signs or symptoms. _________ is a leading cause of disability in the U.S. 

major depressive disorder (MDD), depression
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