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Medical Screening Program
Chief Timothy & Comfort Aloba Foundation
Medical Screening Program
Community Medical Outreach Report
Medical Screening Program
We’re proud and pleased to report on our first and highly successful medical screening program, conducted on September 2, 2026.
For free, we served 70 community members and screened 40 individuals for various diseases. Our service protocol included:
- Health talks and education
- Medical screening tests
- Counseling
- Medications for those in need
Our free medications were limited by available funds.
The screening program will continue monthly and will be conducted on the last Monday of each month.
Below is the full medical report by the director of the medical team, Nurse Ololade Olajide.
Medical Screening Outreach Coordinating Team
The First Report
1. General Overview
Date
August 31, 2026
Event
Community Medical Outreach
Location
Chief Timothy & Comfort Aloba Foundation,
Igbara-Oke Town, Ondo State
Total Beneficiaries
Approximately 70 people
Services Provided
Health education, general medical consultations,
laboratory screenings, individualized counseling,
and free medication dispensing.
2. Introduction & Objectives
Access to basic healthcare remains a critical challenge for underserved rural and semi-urban communities. To bridge this gap, our medical outreach team conducted the maiden one-day comprehensive health intervention at the CTACAF Headquarters in Igbara-Oke town.
Primary Objectives
- To provide immediate, accessible healthcare services and clinical evaluations to the community.
- To promote preventive health through targeted health education and counseling.
- To screen individuals for prevalent medical conditions and dispense appropriate, necessary medications at no cost.
Outreach at a Glance
70
Total Attendees
44
Laboratory Tests
52
Hypertension
28
Malaria Fever
3. Summary of Services & Attendance
| S/N | Service Component | Output / Achievement Description | Strategic Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Total Attendance | 70 individuals including children, adults and the elderly. | Immediate clinical relief provided to vulnerable demographics including women, children and the elderly. |
| 2 | Health Talk & Education | Group sessions focusing on hygiene, lifestyle disease prevention and symptom awareness. | Empowered the community with actionable preventative knowledge on hygiene, nutrition and lifestyle disease management. |
| 3 | Medical Consultations | Comprehensive clinical evaluations performed by the medical team. | Clinical consultations from seasoned clinicians at no cost. |
| 4 | Laboratory Screenings | 44 individuals underwent diagnostic / rapid testing. | Ensured evidence-based medicine by backing clinical observations with precise diagnostic data. |
| 5 | Counseling & Pharmacy | One-on-one health counseling followed by free dispensing of prescribed medications. | Zero financial burden on patients; diagnosed conditions received pharmaceutical support. |
Outreach Highlights
4. Detailed Activity Breakdown
A. Health Talk and Sensitization
Before clinical evaluations commenced, an interactive health talk was delivered to all attendees. The session emphasized:
- The importance of routine blood pressure and blood sugar monitoring.
- Proper personal and environmental hygiene practices.
- Early reporting of persistent symptoms to prevent acute complications.
- Right diet, exercise, etc.
B. Clinical Consultations and Diagnostics
Consultations: Every attendee received a thorough clinical assessment to identify underlying complaints, ranging from infectious illnesses to chronic musculoskeletal and cardiovascular issues, including diabetes mellitus and elevated blood pressure.
Laboratory Testing: A total of 44 persons were captured for targeted lab screenings, such as malaria parasite tests, PSA for prostate antigen testing, H. pylori tests for ulcers, blood glucose levels, and hepatitis/HIV screening where applicable, to confirm clinical impressions and guide precise treatment.
C. Pharmacy and Medication Distribution
All diagnosed patients received their required medications completely free of charge. The dispensed drugs included:
- Antimalarials and antibiotics
- Prostate-enhancing medications
- Analgesics and anti-inflammatory agents
- Antihypertensive and anti-diabetic medications
- Multivitamin tablets
Nurse Ololade Olajide
5. Key Observations and Challenges
Prevalence of Chronic Conditions
A notable proportion of adult participants presented with elevated blood pressure, highlighting a community need for sustained cardiovascular screening.
Turnout
The outreach recorded a strong turnout of 70 people, reflecting high community receptiveness and a genuine demand for accessible medical care.
Resource Triaging
All participants received a measure of triage applicable to their health status. Medications and laboratory investigations were allocated according to individual need.
6. Challenges / Areas for Improvement
One of the major areas identified for improvement was the availability of medications. Due to the number of patients who presented with conditions such as high blood pressure, elevated blood glucose levels, peptic ulcer disease, and body pain, there was a greater need for medications than initially anticipated.
Recommendations for Subsequent Outreaches
- A larger quantity and wider range of medications should be provided based on the expected population.
- Adequate medications for the management of hypertension, elevated blood glucose, peptic ulcer disease, and common pain-related complaints should be prioritized.
- Health education should continue to focus on preventive healthcare, regular health checks, healthy lifestyle practices, and early presentation to healthcare facilities.
- Patients identified with abnormal findings should be encouraged to seek continued care and follow-up at appropriate healthcare facilities.
7. Conclusion
The medical outreach in Igbara-Oke town was a resounding success, providing vital health interventions to 70 individuals and diagnostic clarity to 44 tested persons. The program was warmly received by community leaders and residents, fulfilling its mission to deliver immediate relief and health education to the society.
8. Statistics
Total Patients
70
Under 50 Years
18
Over 50 Years
52
| Condition / Finding | Number |
|---|---|
| Hypertension | 52 |
| HTN needing Modurectics | 7 |
| Diabetes Mellitus | 2 |
| Peptic Ulcer Disease | 6 |
| Prostate Serum Antigen Positive | 2 |
| Widal / Enteric Fever | 6 |
| Malaria Fever | 28 |
| Mild Headaches ± Malaria | 34 |
| Body Pains / Musculoskeletal | 12 |
Acknowledgement
We want to thank all our supporters and donors from the United States of America and Canada .
Nurse Ololade Olajide
Director, Medical Team
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