7 Medical #Doctors volunteered to provide #consultation to the teeming crowd at this mega-outreach in Ofiki about 2 years ago. We celebrate every member of our consulting unit. TOGETHER WE CAN CREATE A HEALTHIER WORLD.
At every of our #CHECK Outreaches, we ensure accurate collection and storage of appropriate #data. This helps us plan adequately for subsequent #Healthcare#Outreaches and contribute to public #health#research . Kudos to our REGISTRATION TEAM.
CHECK works with communities #leaders to effectively reach out to all individuals and #families in #communities. They understand their people better and provide important and strategic information to organise successful #healthcare#outreaches.
At CHECK, we put smiles on the face of families and Communities all over the country. Imagine the stigmatisation, pain and agony felt by the parents of this lovely baby. Then, feel the joy on their hearts when they got this surgery done 'FREE OF CHARGE'. RETWEET THIS GOODNEWS
Tomorrow, over 600 students will be beneficiaries of our Outreach to a secondary school in Moniya. We will be sharing free toothpaste and toothbrushes as well as providing education on oral hygiene. RETWEET to create more awareness of this great Outreach.
CHECK out our latest mega-outreach to Ogbomosho on the TRIBUNE. At CHECK, we remain committed to creating healthy Communities. Retweet if you think others should hear this!!!
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In CHECK, we always celebrate our volunteers who sacrifice their resources, time and skills to put smiles on people's faces. Congrats to Dr. Toluwalase Awoyemi, our 1st Programs Director
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You can be part of the great charity work that CHECK is doing, irrespective of your profession, tribe, gender, location, personality or religious affiliations. WE ARE CHECK, WE CREATE HEALTHY COMMUNITIES.
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Why me? Now demanding for justice is a crime in this country?
The evidence is there but to release it is difficult.
I try as much as possible to be a better lady because I have been seen as a pity girl, that’s why I don’t want to go back to school the same way
Everything in my life changed because of that one single incident that night,
Was it a crime to live alone
Was it a crime to go out to celebrate my birthday.
My 20th birthday was celebrated in the psychiatric ward
My 21 birthday was celebrated in the hospital
Of the country so I heard in UK, and no single justice.
I always wonder why that gender was created in the first place , I didn’t get justice for the first incident 2018, I had to be admitted to the psychiatric ward because of PTSD ,I had to lost a year in school
Be possible.
I went through the humiliation in the school, people were aware of what happened, I still had to resume school only to see my assailant still roaming about in the hospital treating patients, no query, no punishment, no suspension , until he relocated out
Done yet.
Do I deserve this ? When taken there Immediately I was turned down , for their unknown reason , till my psychiatrist doctor specially admitted me to their ward since I was a patient there.
It’s suffocating knowing the fact you haven’t gotten justice when it can ...
I wish I had the money to open a hospital just specifically for rape victims, so that they can present there immediately after the incident.
Because I don’t know why it’s taking a federal hospital months to produce my medical report?
By Dec 9 makes it a year my birthday nothin