More than 300 underserved residents received free healthcare and essential medications in a transformative one-day medical outreach led by Emonido Oghenewoke’s , a dedicated nursing assistant who saw a gap in care and stepped up to fill it.
“I see patients in the clinic every day,” says Emonido Oghenewoke, a dedicated certified nursing assistant (CNA) at StarTimes Medical Centre. “But I know there are people in our community who cannot make it to us. They are battling preventable illnesses, maternal health issues, and chronic pain, often because they lack access to basic medical services”.
Motivated by this need, Emonido Oghenewoke took the initiative to organize the “GET CHECKED FOR FREE”—a comprehensive medical outreach designed to provide free health screenings, consultations, and medications directly to the underserved population.
From Vision to Action
Organizing the outreach was a massive undertaking, but Emonido Oghenewoke’s passion served as the driving force. Recognizing that healthcare outreach requires significant logistical support, Emonido Oghenewoke acted as a community liaison, partnering with local leaders and a medical team from StarTimes Medial Centre.
The team, comprising nurses and volunteer physicians, provided crucial services, including:
Preventive Health Screenings: Testing for blood pressure, blood glucose, and other common health issues.
Curative Services: Providing treatments for common ailments.
Health Education: Counseling on sanitation, hygiene, and nutrition to ensure long-term health improvements.
“The goal wasn’t just to see patients, but to plant seeds of knowledge,” Emonido Oghenewoke explains. “By educating families on hygiene, nutrition, and prevention.



























