🌱 Overview
The Social Health Program at Free African Society Canada addresses the foundational needs of physical well-being, preventive care, and community-based health education. We understand that social health isn’t just about treating illness—it’s about creating environments where individuals and families can thrive.
From nutrition awareness to hygiene advocacy and public health access, our program empowers people with the knowledge and resources to lead healthier lives.
Why Social Health Matters
Many underserved communities face barriers to basic healthcare and wellness education—leading to preventable illness, poor living conditions, and chronic stress. We work to change that by bridging the gap between local services and the people who need them most.
What We Offer
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Health Education Workshops
Interactive sessions on nutrition, hygiene, chronic illness prevention, and family wellness. -
Community Health Fairs
Events offering free screenings, health consultations, and access to local healthcare providers.
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Personalized Support Referrals
Guidance in connecting with public health clinics, wellness services, and culturally relevant resources. -
Sanitation & Hygiene Outreach
Delivering care packages and support to individuals facing housing insecurity.
🤝 Who We Serve
This program is open to individuals and families within our target communities—especially those with limited access to consistent care or education around wellness.
Get Involved or Access Support
Are you in need of social health support? Or want to help us improve wellness across communities
"When people feel well, they can work, learn, and connect better. That’s the ripple effect we aim to create—starting with one healthy life at a time."
