Neighborhood centers that provided health care and social welfare programs were called:
A) Settlement houses
B) Nursing care centers
C) Nurse-managed clinics
D) Public health services

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Settlement houses were established in the late 19th and early 20th centuries in the United States to provide social and educational services to low-income immigrant neighborhoods, including health care and social welfare programs. These centers were typically staffed by trained professionals and volunteers, and aimed to improve living conditions and opportunities for residents of the community.

Neighborhood Centers That Provided Health Care and Social Welfare Programs