Free health services offered at back-to-school community pop-up

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September 2, 2026

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Free health services offered at back-to-school community pop-up

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Members of the public had the opportunity to access free health services as part of the Ministry of Health and Wellness’ Back-to-School Community Health Pop-up.

The free event, held in Golden Square Freedom Park, offered blood pressure and blood sugar checks, as well as eye screenings.

The Ministry also hosted several other partners who engaged individuals in various activities, including cooking demonstrations and product sampling.

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