Men’s Health Awareness Program Launched by APUA
In a proactive initiative to promote men’s health, Dr. Garraway, the Senior Medical Officer for Quality Assurance at Community Health Services, recently conducted an engaging session specifically for male employees at the Antigua Public Utilities Authority (APUA).
The session emphasized the critical importance of regular health screenings, mental well-being, and making informed lifestyle choices, as well as the early detection of common health issues that disproportionately affect men.
Dr. Garraway led the discussion with a focus on empowering employees to take charge of their health, encouraging them to prioritize routine check-ups and mental health care.
This event is part of APUA’s broader outreach efforts aimed at fostering a culture of health awareness and promoting healthier living practices among men in the workplace. The initiative highlights the organization’s commitment to enhancing the well-being of its employees and addressing health concerns that may often go overlooked.
As the conversation around men’s health continues to grow, programs like this play a crucial role in supporting employees and encouraging them to seek the care they need for a healthier future.

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