The Association of Ibusa Professional Women (AIPROW), in partnership with Ibusa Association USA Inc., has announced a three-day free medical outreach programme aimed at providing healthcare services to residents of Ibusa and neighbouring communities.
The 2026 Annual Medical Outreach Programme is scheduled to take place from October 1 to October 3, 2026, and will bring together medical experts and other healthcare professionals to provide free medical services, health education and support to members of the community.
According to the organisers, activities will begin on October 1 with a career talk and mentoring programme for the girl child at Obi Okeze Hall, Ogbeowelle, Ibusa.
The first day will also feature the distribution of wheelchairs, mobility aids and food items to persons living with disabilities as part of efforts to support vulnerable members of the community.
On October 2, a mental health seminar will be held at St. Augustine’s Catholic Church, Ibusa. The seminar will focus on mental wellness, emotional health and available support systems.
The medical outreach will take place on October 3 at St. Augustine’s Catholic Church, beginning at 9 a.m.
Healthcare services scheduled for the outreach include breast, cervical and prostate cancer screening, blood pressure and blood sugar checks, general medical examinations, eye and vision tests, distribution of medicated glasses and free medications, among other health interventions.
The organisers urged residents of Ibusa and neighbouring communities to take advantage of the programme and access the healthcare services at no cost.
AIPROW and Ibusa Association USA Inc. said the initiative reflects their commitment to promoting community health, supporting vulnerable residents and improving the overall wellbeing of people in Ibusa through sustained humanitarian and health-focused interventions.
The announcement was contained in a statement signed by Angela Loks Izegbu, Public Relations Officer, for AIPROW.
