A Community Health Center is a local healthcare facility that provides a range of medical services to underserved populations. These centers focus on offering primary care, preventive services, and health education, ensuring that everyone has access to essential healthcare regardless of their ability to pay. They often serve low-income individuals and families, helping to improve overall community health. Community Health Centers are typically funded by the government and may also receive support from private organizations. They aim to reduce health disparities and promote wellness by addressing social determinants of health, such as housing, nutrition, and education, within the community.