Medical mission benefits 118 Filipino expatriates

TDT | Manama

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The Great Shepherd Ministries (GSM) has spearheaded a medical mission that benefited 118 Filipino expatriates in Bahrain. The health activity held with free medical screenings include Complete Blood Count (CBC) (Blood Glucose Test, Lipid Profile test, Liver Function test, Kidney Function test), health management and wellness information were part of the outreach activities aimed at improving the health and lifestyles of Filipino expatriates in Bahrain.

The event, part of the “Handog Pamasko for Filipinos in Bahrain” program, was meant to extend health services and promote well-being among Filipinos living in the country.

This undertaking has become possible through cooperation between Shifa Al Jazeera Hospital and the Filipino Pharmacists Association in Bahrain (FPAB), another milestone in the consistent effort of the Philippine Embassy to enhance the well-being of Filipino workers through its Health & Wellness Program.

Gratitude It was led by Pastor Benny Melegrito, founder and head of The Great Shepherd Ministries, as he expressed his deep gratitude for the collective efforts of the organising team working for a common vision.

During the program, a plaque of appreciation was handed to Shifa Al Jaseera Hospital. Present were officers of Filipino Pharmacists Association in Bahrain, one of them vice president Clariz Galapon.