The outreach was designed to provide free and accessible medical and surgical services to residents of Isan-Ekiti and its surrounding communities. It featured a team of dedicated healthcare professionals, including doctors, surgeons, nurses, pharmacists, and medical volunteers who attended to hundreds of beneficiaries across various health categories.
As part of the activities lined up for the Isan-Ekiti Unity Day 2025, the Ebenezer Foundation, in partnership with the Isan-Ekiti Unity Day Planning Committee, organized a comprehensive Medico-Surgical Outreach today.
The outreach was designed to provide free and accessible medical and surgical services to residents of Isan-Ekiti and its surrounding communities. It featured a team of dedicated healthcare professionals, including doctors, surgeons, nurses, pharmacists, and medical volunteers who attended to hundreds of beneficiaries across various health categories.
Services offered during the program included general consultations, surgical procedures, dental care, eye screening, blood pressure and blood sugar checks, as well as the distribution of free medications. The initiative was aimed at improving community health, especially for the aged, children, and those unable to afford medical care.
Speaking during the event, representatives of both the Ebenezer Foundation and the Unity Day Planning Committee emphasized the importance of community-driven healthcare and the need to extend support to underserved populations. They also expressed gratitude to the medical team, volunteers, and partners whose commitment made the outreach a success.
The Medico-Surgical Outreach stands as a testament to the spirit of unity, compassion, and development that defines the Isan-Ekiti Unity Day, reaffirming the collective resolve to promote the well-being of the community and foster a healthier society.
The outreach was designed to provide free and accessible medical and surgical services to residents of Isan-Ekiti and its surrounding communities. It featured a team of dedicated healthcare professionals, including doctors, surgeons, nurses, pharmacists, and medical volunteers who attended to hundreds of beneficiaries across various health categories.
Services offered during the program included general consultations, surgical procedures, dental care, eye screening, blood pressure and blood sugar checks, as well as the distribution of free medications. The initiative was aimed at improving community health, especially for the aged, children, and those unable to afford medical care.
Speaking during the event, representatives of both the Ebenezer Foundation and the Unity Day Planning Committee emphasized the importance of community-driven healthcare and the need to extend support to underserved populations. They also expressed gratitude to the medical team, volunteers, and partners whose commitment made the outreach a success.
The Medico-Surgical Outreach stands as a testament to the spirit of unity, compassion, and development that defines the Isan-Ekiti Unity Day, reaffirming the collective resolve to promote the well-being of the community and foster a healthier society.