Charity Ayo Foundation has held a free medical outreach under its programme – “BeinHealth Initiative – in Lagos.
The event, at Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) in Ladi Lak, Bariga, offered healthcare services to residents.
This initiative, driven by a commitment to humanity, underscores the foundation’s mission to enhance healthcare access for underserved population.
Beneficiaries engaged in activities to promote wellness and prevent disease, including medical consultations, BMI assessments, BP tests, blood sugar screenings, urinalysis, and free medications.
Founder, Charity Olaifa, urged the government and Nigerians to prioritise health because a healthy community leads to prosperity.
She said the foundation operates independently of religious or political affiliation, guided by love of Christ and a passion for serving the needy.
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Olaifa said: “We are here because every life matters, and no one should be denied quality healthcare.
“BeinHealth is more than a medical outreach; it’s a holistic experience blending education, exercise, and empathy.”
The day began with an aerobics session, where participants laughed and moved together, fostering a sense of community.
This was followed by sensitisation talks, where healthcare professionals educated attendees on preventive measures for ailments, empowering them to take charge.
One elderly woman, who discovered her high blood pressure and got medication, said: “I’ve never had a doctor explain things to me so clearly. This is a blessing I won’t forget.”
Area Pastor, Omotoso, lauded the foundation for its dedication to humanity.
While praying for the foundation’s growth and blessings, he said its humanitarian services represent a love that transforms lives.
