Egypt’s 100 Days of Healthy Lives Initiative delivers over 57 mln services
The Egyptian Ministry of Health and Population reported on Monday that the 100 Days of Healthy Lives Initiative has offered 57,539,710 medical services across all governorates since its inception on June 25.
The initiative, as stated by the Ministry of Health, offers services in areas of family planning, mental health, emergency care, and psychological therapy.
The services also include drug addiction treatment for adults and teenagers, rehabilitation, psychological aid, and handling complaints and inquiries, according to a statement by the Ministry of Health.
The campaign has educated around 8.19 million citizens via community teams in public spaces, clubs, and malls. It aims to increase awareness and guide citizens to use the public health services it offers through educational seminars and activities.
The ministry encourages all citizens to visit the campaign’s service centres and mobile clinics to utilise their services. Citizens can also request home visits for the elderly and immobile individuals through the hotline 15335.
