State public health leaders cannot address COVID-19 health inequities alone.
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Partnering with mobile clinics in local schools and places of worshipProviding free transportation to vaccine sites Continuing to provide vaccines, testing, and treatment in our hardest-hit communities Reducing COVID-19 risk in all communities is good for everyone, and California will continue to ensure that no community is left behind.Ĭalifornia took action to make sure vaccines and other resources were equitably distributed. We continue to strive for a healthy California for all.
The most impacted communities have changed as COVID-19 has evolved. One form this takes is the unequal distribution of and access to health care resources.Ĭommitted to a California for All, the state is identifying communities most impacted and directing resources to address COVID-19 health inequities. Many of these inequities are the result of structural racism. How California is addressing COVID-19 health inequitiesĬOVID-19 has highlighted existing inequities in health. How California is addressing COVID-19 health inequitiesOverview of COVID-19 disparities in our diverse communitiesHow COVID-19 has impacted our communitiesHow other factors increase the risk of COVID-19Explore more data
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