ADD–Ghana reached over 500 people during its recent inclusive health screening program in Tamale. Services included eye exams, hearing tests, blood pressure checks, and medical consultations.
Special focus was given to children with disabilities, with over 100 children receiving early diagnosis for treatable conditions.
“No child should be left behind because of disability or lack of healthcare access,” said Program Coordinator, Mr. Abdul-Malik.
The program partnered with local doctors, nurses, and volunteers, ensuring referrals and follow-up care for those in need.
