No fewer than 700 widows and vulnerable residents in Lagos State have benefited from a free medical outreach organised by the Primus Charity Foundation in the Idimu and Ikorodu areas of the state.
The foundation said the outreach, which was its second annual medical intervention programme, was aimed at improving access to healthcare services for underserved members of the community.
The exercise brought together healthcare professionals, volunteers, community leaders and partners who provided medical care and support to beneficiaries.
Speaking during the outreach, the President of the Foundation, Tomi Tomori, described the initiative as more than a medical exercise.
According to her, the programme was designed to demonstrate compassion and provide support for vulnerable members of society who often struggle to access healthcare services.
Tomori noted that many residents of low-income communities continue to battle preventable health conditions such as hypertension, diabetes, chronic pain and emotional distress due to financial
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