“…However, settings with the capacity to develop and provide follow-up referrals, such as work sites, commercial pharmacies, or stand-alone retail clinics, could become important access points for FOBT or FIT (21,23,29,52,56,78). Lay health workers using telephone outreach, prevention classes, or social support groups have been shown capable of reducing screening barriers for traditionally underserved minority populations in the United States (35,40,80). Churches, senior centers, and hair salons are other promising venues for colorectal cancer screening education and outreach in diverse communities (7,24,57,60).…”