St Andrew Church of Christ stages health fair
Rosemarie Coburn (right) looks at items of clothes on display during the St Andrew Church of Christ Community Medical Outreach, which saw people benefiting from free health checks at the church's Red Hills Road location. Coburn is assisted by Carla Roberts (left) and Jordan Washington who are members of the church.
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April 27, 2025

St Andrew Church of Christ stages health fair

Scores of people benefited from a community medical outreach put on by St Andrew Church of Christ three Saturdays ago, which saw them receiving free health checks, including blood pressure, blood sugar and eye testing.

A workshop was also held on conflict resolution at the Red Hills Road, St Andrew, venue.

Check out these photo highlights.

Shereese Farewell (right), health care assistant at Heart Foundation of Jamaica, collects Sandra Shaw’s blood to test her sugar level at St Andrew Church of Christ’s Community Medical Outreach that was held on April 12, 2025.

Orette Edwards (left), assisted by screening technician from the Lions Club Everton Williams, has her eyes tested at St Andrew Church of Christ Community Medical Outreach day that was held at its Red Hills Road location on April 12, 2025.Photos: Naphtali Junior

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