A successful free medical camp at Kibigori Senior Secondary School concluded today, leaving a positive impact on the community. The event was graced by several distinguished guests, including Hon Raila Odinga, the Attorney General of Kenya, Dorcas Oduor, Principal Secretary for the State Department for Medical Services, Dr. Ouma Oluga, Solicitor General of Kenya, Shadrack J. Mose, and the Member of Parliament for Muhoroni Constituency, Hon. Oyoo James Onyango.
During the closing ceremony, Dr. Ouma Oluga extended his gratitude to all the organizations that participated, emphasizing their role in bringing essential health services to the community. He gave a special mention to the National Cancer Institute of Kenya for their significant contribution in providing comprehensive screening services and raising cancer awareness among the residents.
In a move to ensure the camp’s benefits have a lasting effect, Dr. Oluga announced that all remaining medical supplies, including medicines, will be distributed to nearby hospitals. This initiative aims to provide continued access to healthcare for the local population.
The free medical camp at Kibigori Senior Secondary School served as a practical example of how the NCI-K’s strategic objectives are being translated into tangible action on the ground, making a real difference in the lives of ordinary Kenyans. The event underscored the government’s commitment to tackling non-communicable diseases and strengthening community-level healthcare services.
The medical camp was more than just a health initiative; it was a community-building event that brought together leaders, healthcare professionals, and residents to promote well-being and legal awareness.
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