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Community health workers.

• They contribute to broader social and community development. • According to the National Rural Health Association, “the most significant commonalities of CHA programs are that: they are focused on reaching at-risk populations; the workers usually are indigenous to the target population; their expertise is in knowing their communities rather than formal education” (National Rural Health Association, 2000).