The phrase "access to basic community" is not entirely correct and may be unclear in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing the availability of fundamental community resources or services, but it lacks specificity.
Example: "The organization aims to improve access to basic community services for all residents."
Alternatives: "access to essential community resources" or "availability of fundamental community services".
The schools offer quality education to vulnerable children affected by HIV/ AIDS through improved access to basic and community schools.
Key transport links that previously allowed the local community access to basic health and education resources have also been blocked off by the building of the dam.
ACTION: Ensure access to basic health care at the community level, coupled with adequate nutrition for infants, children and pregnant women, which will have a significant impact in lives saved, according to research by World Visions Child Health Noww campaign.
The role of Community Health Workers (CHWs) in improving access to basic healthcare services, and mobilising community actions on health is broadly recognised.
One goal of China's current health reforms is to guarantee all Chinese access to basic health care, including having a community health provider within walking distance.
Other research has noted that psychologically empowering women during incarceration does little in the long-term if women have little real power in the form of access to basic resources and safety in the communities to which they will return (Johnson et al. (in press; Kellett and Willging 2011; Ritchie 2001).
Presbyopia is common and easy to correct; however, many communities lack access to basic eye care.
"Our mandate is to make sure that all such communities have access to basic health services to ensure improved maternal and child survival".
Since mid-2003, unfounded rumours concerning vaccine safety, originating in northern Nigeria, have been circulating widely, leading to substantial confusion across the region, particularly in the poorest communities where access to basic healthcare is limited.
Infrastructure acts as the backbone of growth and social wellbeing – boosting employment, reducing the high costs of accessing markets, providing ways of reaching isolated communities, and ensuring access to basic services.
