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Amman, Aug 28 (Petra) — Royal Court Chief Yousef Issawi on Saturday
attended a free health day, organized by the “Your Smile is Our Goal”
initiative at the Al-Fayha Charitable Society, under the slogan:
“Together We Give, Together We Make a Difference.”
It offers specialized medical services and consultations to needy
families and those who have difficulty accessing healthcare.
Issawi toured the booths of participating organizations, reviewed
medical services and tests they conducted, and was briefed on the
treatment of patients, lauding participating organizations for this
effort.
Holding the free health day underlines the attention the Hashemite
leadership gives to community and volunteer initiatives in serving
citizens and supporting the most vulnerable families and individuals,
said Issawi.
He praised organizers and partners, including national, medical,
charitable organizations, companies, and individuals, who
contributed, through their support and volunteer services. Such
initiatives reflect the values of solidarity, compassion, and
social responsibility that Jordanians are keen to uphold, he pointed
out.
The medical services included dentistry, family medicine,
maxillofacial surgery, obstetrics and gynecology, neurosurgery,
urology and nephrology, pediatrics, otolaryngology, and hearing and
speech tests.
The health day also featured laboratory tests, blood draws, analyses,
X-rays, and eye exams, as well as providing eyeglasses and medical
supplies, giving access to comprehensive healthcare services for
patients in one location.
Ghassan Sukkarieh, head of the “Your Smile is Our Goal”, thanked the
Royal Court Head for his patronage of the medical day, stressing the
importance of volunteer work in serving the local community,
especially vulnerable groups and individuals.
//Petra//SS