The T A Marryshow Community College (TAMCC) held a successful 2nd Annual Carriacou Health Fair on Thursday, 21 March at the Hillsborough Tennis Court, drawing attendees eager to learn about and engage with resources for their physical and mental well-being.
The fair, which was organised by the college’s Department of Student Affairs in collaboration with the Health Ministries of the Conference of the Seven Day Adventists, aimed to give back to the community while raising awareness about the importance of health and wellness. It featured a wide range of free health and wellness services, including free health screenings and nutrition education sessions to vision tests and doctor examinations.
“We were thrilled with the turnout and the enthusiasm of everyone who attended the health fair,” said Trellona Charles, Corporate Communications Officer at Community College. “It was wonderful to see so many members of the Carriacou and Petite Martinique community coming together to prioritise their health and learn more about how they can take care of themselves.”
Attendees arrived early and praised the event for its free services, and welcoming atmosphere. Over 100 attendees, aged 6 to 90+, from over 10 communities received free health services. Following the fair, attendees were treated to a live band performance by the TAMCC College Band.
TAMCC will continue offering health and wellness events in the future to further promote the importance of physical and mental health among its students and the wider community. An annual health fair is also held at the college’s Tanteen Campus in November.
The college extends a heartfelt thank you to Pastor Edward Guillaume and the Health Ministries of The Conference of the Seventh Day Adventists, Hotel Laurena, Jiggers Sound and Event Supplies, Sister Isle Radio Station and all other contributors for donating time and resources to make the health fair possible.
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