Hundreds of indigenes of Awate in the North Dayi district of
the Volta Region received a great benevolence from their Queen Mother, Mama Bisa I to undergo series of Health
Screening exercise led by a team of health professionals from Quik Medical
Consult.
The event which took place on Good Friday on the premises of
the Evangelical Presbyterian Church in the community saw the patronage of
Elders, Parents and their Children who also had the opportunity to receive free
health counseling, education and medication.
Talking to Mama Bisa
I; who was also commemorating her 10 years anniversary as Queen Mother of
the Awate, she explained her action was just intended to educate her people on
their health matters and help them get remedies.
Over the years, she has used her influence to organize
annual football competitions among the youths on Easter Mondays in her pursuit
to promote peace in the community which has subsequently helped resolved
disputes in the town and its environs.
She is also leading the establishment of a Vocational
Institute which would be used as a facility to train various Junior High School
graduates to acquire unique skills in various professions to aid the
development of the town.
Benson Owusu, CEO of the Quik Medical Consult led the
education on hypertension and diabetes as well as its prevention methods as
these diseases were noted to be silent killers among the indigenes.
He further encouraged his fellow health workers to reach out
to the society with health education in ensuring the queues at the OPDs reduce
after the masses are educated on various preventable diseases killing people in
the country and Africa
The Quik Medical Consult has also over the years enrolled
Children onto the National Health Insurance Scheme across the country,
sponsored surgeries for children, screened thousands and have reached out to
millions through various media engagements.
For more information on engaging the Quik Medical Consult,
they can be contacted on 0247586344, quikmedicalconsult@gmail.com and
www.quikmedicalconsult.com
Source: Prince Akpah
