In a remarkable effort to promote health awareness and give back to society, Junior Chamber International (JCIN) Adeseun Ogundoyin Polytechnic Eruwa hosted a transformative Free Medical Outreach for the Eruwa community.
The event, marked by free medical check-ups, health talks, and drug donations, began with an opening prayer from a beneficiary, setting a reflective and appreciative tone.
Keynote speaker, Adebowale Toheeb Boboye, CEO of Qrest Medical Service Ltd, captivated attendees with a talk titled “The Imperative of Regular Medical Check-up within Our Community.” He highlighted the critical role of consistent health monitoring in disease prevention and management.
JCIN AOPE President, Babalola Deborah Boluwatife expressed the organization’s dedication to making an impact:
“Service to humanity is the best work of life. This outreach is our contribution to fostering better health in our community,” she remarked.
The initiative was met with heartfelt gratitude from community members, many of whom praised the impactful services and life-saving insights.
JCIN Adeseun Ogundoyin Polytechnic Eruwa reaffirms its commitment to uplifting lives through meaningful humanitarian efforts.
