providing adequate and appropriate programs, including programs for—
(i)#
abuse prevention (mental and physical);
(ii)#
community health;
(iii)#
community safety;
(iv)#
consumer health education;
(ix)#
avoidance of fetal alcohol spectrum disorders;
(v)#
diet and nutrition;
(vi)#
immunization and other methods of prevention of communicable diseases, including HIV/AIDS;
(vii)#
environmental health;
(viii)#
exercise and physical fitness;
(x)#
first aid and CPR education;
(xi)#
human growth and development;
(xii)#
injury prevention and personal safety;
(xiii)#
behavioral health;
(xiv)#
monitoring of disease indicators between health care provider visits through appropriate means, including Internet-based health care management systems;
(xix)#
reproductive health and family planning;
(xv)#
personal health and wellness practices;
(xvi)#
personal capacity building;
(xvii)#
prenatal, pregnancy, and infant care;
(xviii)#
psychological well-being;
(xx)#
safe and adequate water;
(xxi)#
healthy work environments;
(xxii)#
elimination, reduction, and prevention of contaminants that create unhealthy household conditions (including mold and other allergens);
(xxiii)#
stress control;
(xxiv)#
substance abuse;
(xxix)#
such other activities identified by the Service, a tribal health program, or an urban Indian organization to promote achievement of any of the objectives referred to in section 1602(2) of this title .
(xxv)#
sanitary facilities;
(xxvi)#
sudden infant death syndrome prevention;
(xxvii)#
tobacco use cessation and reduction;
(xxviii)#
violence prevention; and
(xxix) such other activities identified by the Service, a tribal health program, or an urban Indian organization to promote achievement of any of the objectives referred to in section 1602(2) of this title .