The effect of population-wide spread prevention is directly linked to social, economic, and environmental determinates of health. To recede chronic diseases, factors like education, affordability of healthy foods and infrastructure that support a healthy lifestyle can have major impacts on the development (WHO, 2002). The CINDI program clearly demonstrates the feasibility of community-based program and the need of intervention activities. A national program, Weqaya, was launched in 2009 by the ministry of health to improve the quality of care for patients suffering from diabetes and high blood pressures (HAAD,2009). The main goal of the program was to educate people about their health reports and help them better understand their health status.
