ICNA Relief’s Shifa Free Clinic in Duluth, in collaboration with the Partner In Prevention Project (PIPP) and other healthcare organizations, successfully organized a Health & Wellness Expo at Georgia State University Perimeter College in Clarkston.
The event saw active participation from faculty, students, and community members, with over 45 attendees benefiting from free health screenings, educational resources, and personalized consultations at the ICNA Relief Georgia booth.
Representatives emphasized the importance of preventive care and accessible healthcare as key components of the initiative. The expo provided a platform to raise awareness about health issues and connect individuals with essential services.
“This event highlights a strong commitment to community well-being by ensuring individuals have access to the healthcare resources they need,” said an ICNA Relief spokesperson.
The initiative is part of ongoing efforts to promote public health and expand healthcare accessibility for underserved communities.
