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Community
Service Programs (CSP) grew out of the
Childhood Immunization Program (CHIP) that
began in 1994. The multi-county CHIP
program, which travels to isolated rural
areas in a 40-foot van, was designed to
reach children in 21 Southeast Ohio
counties. As the program grew, so grew the
realization that many other unmet health
needs exist in our area. As a result,
Community Service Programs was formed in
early 1996 to help meet these needs. A
second mobile unit was added in 2001,
allowing additional services to be offered
in Southeastern Ohio counties. Last year the
Community Service Programs office at OU-COM
provided thousands of dollars worth of free
or low cost health care services to the
residents of the area. In 2006 Community
Service Programs was renamed Community
Health Programs (CHP). |
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