Over 700 Lagos widows receive free healthcare support
A free medical outreach organised by the Primus Charity Foundation has provided healthcare services to over 700 widows and vulnerable residents in Lagos State. The initiative took place in the Idimu and Ikorodu areas and aimed to improve healthcare access for underserved communities. Tomi Tomori, President of the Foundation, highlighted the importance of supporting those who struggle to access basic medical care. Beneficiaries received a range of services including consultations, screenings, and humanitarian support.
Highlights
- The Primus Charity Foundation organised its second annual medical intervention programme for underserved residents in Lagos.
- Tomi Tomori stated that the outreach was designed to bridge gaps in healthcare access for vulnerable groups.
- Services offered included free consultations, blood pressure and sugar screenings, counselling, medications, health education, and referrals.
- Food items were also distributed to widows and other vulnerable participants as part of the foundation’s support efforts.
- Beneficiaries expressed gratitude, noting the importance of such initiatives amid rising healthcare costs.
