Health: FeedNeedy-World-Initiative sets to Provide Free Healthcare
A prominent non-governmental organization (NGO), FeedNeedy-World-Initiative, is set to offer free healthcare services to elderly individuals and other members of marginalised communities in Nigeria.
The initiative codenamed “Know Your Vitals”, is scheduled at Ogombo Community, located along Okun-Ajah axis of Lagos State, following the World Health Day celebration.
According to the organizers, the free healthcare program is part of the organization’s steady commitment to support marginalised individuals and communities, and improve access to essential health services.
NGO’s Creative Director, Ms. Oluwatosin Alayande, who made this known in a statement, said the medical outreach will focus on providing vital health services for the beneficiaries.
Alayande listed the services to include free blood pressure, blood sugar, weight checks, medical consultations, screenings and health education.
According to her, a respective emphasis Will be based on the elderly, who are often more liable to health challenges.”
Also, the Chairman and Founder of the NGO, Isaac Eromosele, who is a well-known for his significant contributions to humanity, highlighted various forms of assistance that FeedNeedy-World-Initiative has provided in the past, such as; Tech-A-Child-Initiative, Education Access Fund Schloarship, Essential School Supplies Initiative, Livelihood Support and other vital assistance to those in need, both locally and internationally.
“Our mission is to uplift and empower the marginalised citizens. The upcoming healthcare outreach is another step in our commitment to enhance the well-being of the marginalised,” he stated.
“This initiative is a reminder of the importance of health equity and the necessity for collective efforts to address healthcare disparities,” he added.
He, However, said the FeedNeedy-World-Initiative team also encouraged the public, especially the elderly, to take advantage of these free health services and join the organization in advocating for better healthcare access for all.
