Residents of Epe have benefited from a two-day free medical outreach organised by the Omo Alausa Foundation, aimed at improving access to essential healthcare services within the community. The initiative brought relief to many residents who required medical attention.
Epe Insights reports that the outreach was held on the 8th and 9th at the Epe Local Government Secretariat. The programme was organised in collaboration with Epe Local Government and several healthcare and support organisations.
The medical exercise was conducted in partnership with Dr Ferguson’s Medical Team, Green Fountain Dental Clinic, Restore Foundation for Child Sight, and Brainy Educate Services. These partners provided professional support and logistics for the programme.
Residents received free general medical consultations, dental care, and eye care services. The outreach placed special emphasis on children, addressing health concerns that require early detection and timely intervention.
Speaking during the programme, Dr Alausa explained that the initiative was facilitated by the Omo Alausa Foundation as part of its ongoing commitment to community development. He noted that children were prioritised due to the urgency and visibility of their health needs.
Dr Alausa reaffirmed his dedication to the growth and development of Epe Division. He stated that healthcare initiatives remain a key aspect of his broader vision to enhance the quality of life for residents.
He also expressed appreciation to partner organisations, sponsors, volunteers, and the Epe Local Government for their cooperation and support. According to him, the success of the outreach reflected strong community collaboration.
Beneficiaries of the programme expressed gratitude after receiving medical treatments and medications. Many described the outreach as timely and impactful, especially for families with limited access to healthcare services.
Several residents offered prayers and words of appreciation to the organisers and sponsors for bringing professional healthcare closer to the people. Parents particularly commended the attention given to children.
Community leaders noted that such initiatives help to reduce healthcare gaps and strengthen public confidence in grassroots health interventions. They encouraged the continuation of similar programmes across Epe communities.
The Omo Alausa Foundation reaffirmed its commitment to supporting initiatives that promote health, education, and social development. Organisers stated that more community-focused programmes are expected in the future.
