Air Force Community Model

When it comes to my community there are vast opportunities and solutions provided to people within my community due to the large changing demographics of people in which make up the community. In the United States, Air force people from different backgrounds, religion, social statuses and ethnicity are brought together and taught to act, live life, as one large family. Ultimately the community has attempted to strengthen the community no matter the location of the bases such as living quarters, work sites, social activities, socializing, and education opportunities. Secondly the United States Air Force has attempted to enhance opportunities within its communities by providing culturally competent health care with an emphasis on community-oriented
At the certain oversea location, an attempted to strengthen social activities can be seen as the base might offer the opportunity to interact with the native members or even have an educational experience by offering language class so a person can transverse in the native tongue. The Airforce took it a step further by providing culturally compete for health care due to the vast ethnicities in which serve the country against enemies foreign and domestic. While the ecological model of public health encompasses the environment a person is around such as friends, family, and neighbors as well as the social society they are closely related to for instances the neighborhood they grew up in or the community they are within. While this is just the surfaces of the ecological model, public health challenges basically start with the individual person. The health condition a person is currently in can be influenced by his or her genetics, feelings beliefs, values, and behavior. A modern-day community health challenge can be seen with the individual’s self-esteem. Thanks to the ascending or increase use of bullying young preteens, as well as teens, have lower self-esteem causing them to injure them self or others (Berthold, Miller, & Avila-Esparza, 2009). Another modern day example that the ecological model of public health can be used to address his nation and society we live in today. The strong influence social media and television have today can sway a person’s feelings, belief and can even encourage both risky and nonrisky activities. This can be seen with social media sites such as Facebook and Instagram reinforcing challenges where people have been ill-treated or even