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Theovision provides free healthcare to 2,500 rural residents, Ejura prison inmates

The annual medical campaign reflects Theovision International's commitment to demonstrating Christian love through healthcare delivery and other forms of support for underserved communities.
The week-long medical outreach provided screening and treatment for various health conditions, while 401 people, mainly women and children, benefited from registration with or renewal of their membership of the National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS).
Speaking on behalf of the Ghana Health Service management, he expressed appreciation to the organisation for providing free healthcare to residents.
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