Wellness Check Clinic at Fairview: A Vital Step Towards Health Awareness

Diana Moran • October 31, 2024

Wellness Check Clinic at Fairview: A Vital Step Towards Health Awareness

On October 29, Working Women Community Centre hosted a Wellness Check Clinic at our Fairview location, providing students from all classes with free health screenings. Attendees had the opportunity to check their blood pressure and blood glucose levels, gaining valuable insights into their health.


For many newcomers, health care often takes a backseat as they focus on adjusting to a new life, from finding housing to learning a new language and managing finances. This clinic aimed to make health care more accessible, offering a convenient way for students to monitor key health metrics.


Regular health screenings are essential for early detection and prevention. Through this clinic, we empower our community to prioritize their health and take proactive steps toward well-being. Any abnormal results were followed up by a Registered Nurse Practitioner, ensuring that individuals received the necessary support, care and guidance.


The success of this initiative was made possible through our collaboration with North York Toronto Health Partners, North York General Hospital, North York Family Health Team, and VHA Home HealthCare. Together, we distributed materials on blood pressure, glucose management, and flu shot information to educate and support our participants.


We’re proud to support our community’s health journey and look forward to a healthier future for all.



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