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Health Champions are community volunteers who help their friends and neighbors learn more about health in their community.
Health background may come from being a nurse, medical or health care social worker, physician, medical researcher, or health science instructor.
Community members participate in Vaccine Literacy outreach. They share in reading out loud and discussing a story called Voices for Vaccines.
Vaccine Literacy is a non-judgmental and safe place to learn and ask questions. While the safety and benefits , community members are not pressured to get vaccines.