Medical Outreach

At Tonj Civil Hospital, we believe that healthcare is not just limited to hospital walls. We are committed to reaching out to the local communities and providing them with essential health information and services.

Our Medical Outreach program aims to bridge the gap between healthcare providers and the community, promoting healthy living and reducing health disparities.

Radio Health Talk

Regular health talks on local radio stations, where doctors and health professionals share valuable information on various health topics, including disease outbreaks, snake bites, and other common health issues affecting the community.

These talks aim to educate and raise awareness among the local population, promoting healthy behaviors and seeking medical attention when needed.

Community Health Clinics

Mobile health clinics that travel to rural areas and underserved communities, providing free or low-cost health services, including vaccinations, health screenings, and medical consultations.

Our team of healthcare professionals will also provide health education and counseling to community members.

Health Fair

Annual health fairs that bring together healthcare providers, community organizations, and local residents.

These fairs will offer free health screenings, health education, and medical consultations, promoting healthy living and community engagement.

Community-based Surveillance

A program that engages community members in disease surveillance, monitoring, and reporting.

This program aims to detect and respond to disease outbreaks quickly, reducing the risk of transmission and improving public health outcomes.