St John’s Rural East to Host Annual Free Health Fair
Residents of St John’s Rural East are set to benefit from a wide range of free health services when the constituency stages its Annual Health Fair on Saturday, 20 September, at Clarehall Secondary School.
The fair, led by Parliamentary Representative Maria Browne, will begin at 9:00 a.m. and offer blood pressure checks, breast and prostate screenings, STI testing, nutrition guidance, and mental health support at no cost.
Now firmly established on the community calendar, the event aims to promote early detection, healthier lifestyles, and greater awareness of chronic and preventable illnesses. In addition to medical checks, visitors can take part in wellness activities and enjoy giveaways.
Organisers say the fair is intended not only to meet immediate health needs but also to encourage long-term wellbeing across the constituency.
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Whose resources and personnel will be in play?
The Lovell effect has everyone running around like headless chicken.
I do not ex9ext governing politicians to have health fair in theor constituencies.
I would expect that they would make those facilities and services readily availabe at the country’s lone hospital.
However it seems like those services are being denied at the government institutions so that the politicians can appear to be savior.
No.
Thats wrong.
Makenthem.avaikabe.
You have the government purse at your disposal.
Make the facilities and services readily available to all.
Don’t use them to hold constituency fair to make the people believe that you love them and are doing thing for them
No.
You are keeping them beholding to you.
You are using state resources to bribe the people. That’s evil.
You just had a national day of prayer.
Hypocrites!!!!!!!
This is a really good thing ..
So many opportunities for free health checks. Lets take advantage people