Health · 14 June 2026
Free medical outreach brings screening and treatment to underserved communities
Volunteer doctors, nurses and pharmacists delivered consultations, malaria and blood pressure screening, and free medications at our latest community health outreach.

Access to healthcare remains one of the sharpest inequalities facing rural and low-income communities. Our medical outreaches take services directly to the people who cannot afford, or cannot reach, a clinic.
Services delivered include general consultations, malaria testing, blood pressure and blood sugar screening, maternal and child health advice, and the distribution of free medications.
We are grateful to the volunteer medical professionals who gave their time, and to the partners who supplied drugs and consumables. If you are a healthcare professional who would like to serve at a future outreach, we would love to hear from you.