Hundreds of residents in Baragoni, Lamu Central Sub-County, received free healthcare services Saturday during a medical outreach camp organised by the Kenya Ports Authority (KPA).
Speaking during the rollout programme which is aimed at providing healthcare services to marginalized communities within Lamu's mainland area, KPA Communications Manager Jones Bochere stated that the initiative is aimed at delivering vital medical care to tocommunities facing significant barriers to healthcare access.
The one-day camp, held at Baragoni Primary School, was attended by residents from Baragoni and surrounding villages, including Bobo, Magumba, Milimani, and Bodhai Junction.
KPA on its part, provided a team of medical experts who offered a range of services, including general consultations, health screenings, and referrals for specialised treatment. "The camp aimed to improve access to quality healthcare, raise health awareness, and support the well-being of communities that often struggle with inadequate medical infrastructure and high poverty levels," Bochere said. "We thank the residents of Baragoni for turning up for the medical camp and we look forward to continuing our partnership in building a better future for all," he added.
