American evangelist's medical camp attracts over 5,0
American evangelist Dr. Michelle Corral organized a free medical camp in the Katanga slum of Kampala, Uganda, providing health screenings to over 5,000 residents. The event offered testing for malaria, HIV/AIDS, and diabetes, alongside health education for parents.
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Medical outreach programs provide critical, life-saving services to underserved populations in regions with limited healthcare access.
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American evangelist's medical camp attracts over 5,000 Katanga slum residents
“I chose Katanga slum because of its large number of children and residents who lack access to medical care. During such medical camps, our teams guide parents on proper nutrition and child upbringing and encourage them to seek professional medical care instead of self-medicating.................
Dr. Michelle Corral (L) shows motherly love to one of the children who turned up for a medical camp in memory of the late Mother Teresa's birthday at the Katanga slum in Kampala on August 26th. (Credit: Wilfred Sanya)
Free medical treatment? It came like manna for 5,000 Katanga slum residents who received care at a medical camp organised by a visiting
American evangelist Dr. Michelle Corral, founder of Breath of Spirit International Ministries based in the USA.
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