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–Core health care
–Supportive health care
–Protective health care
–Health care products
•The Guidance discusses special
topics related to healthcare which may further charitable
purposes:
–Complementary or alternative
health care services
–Physical fitness and
wellness
–Providing information as a
charitable activity
–Providing medical clinics
–Providing health care services
in underserviced areas or areas of social and economic
deprivation
•Charities may charge fees, as
long as the fees do not further a profit purpose
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