Last Updated on July 4, 2026, 6:17 PM AST by Anthony Morris
The St. Paul’s Health Centre in, St. Kitts is organizing a health event under the title, “Men’s Health Matters Too” on Saturday, July 4 2026. The event started from 8:00 am to 2:00 pm and is open for everyone in the St. Paul community including nearby area individuals.
The health centre provided free screening facilities to the interested individuals and requested the men across the community to grab the opportunity. Through this event, the health centre is working on educating and improving the awareness among the members of the general public regarding the benefits of the early detection of the disease.
As a part of the initiative, St. Paul’s Health Centre is providing various services for free including blood pressure screening, blood sugar screening , HIV testing, prostate check and mental health screening. Through the “Men’s Health Matters Too” event, the health centre is focusing on educating the participants so that they can understand the importance of the routine check-ups and promoting preventative care lifestyle.
Moreover, details about the event were circulated on the internet with a message “Your health, your strength, your future take time today for a healthier tomorrow”. The centre also mentioned that through this event they are working on spreading awareness among the public that good health is not just beneficial for them but will also benefit their family, friends and dear ones future.
Additionally, they also explained that it also helps in community development as human resource is one of the leading pillars of the economic sector. The centre stated, “A healthy man is a stronger man and builds stronger communities”.
The St. Paul’s Health Centre requested the individuals across the community to participate actively in the Men’s Health Matters Too event and urged interested participants to visit the health centre during the mentioned time and take the advantage of the free health screening services.
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