Inclusive education/healthcare: School of therapy to host fair for the vulnerable in Abuja

Stories by Stanley Onyekwere

The Royal School of Educational Therapy Foundation (RSETF) is set to host a health fair and film premiere to champion inclusion and human development in Abuja, the Federal Capital Territory (FCT).
RSETF Founder and Executive Director, Dr. Badewa T. Adejugbe-Williams, who will chair the two landmark events on Friday, November 14, in Abuja, said both events are dedicated to promoting inclusion, wellness, and social empowerment among vulnerable families and persons with disabilities.
The health fair, organized in partnership with the FCT Health Services and Environment Secretariat, is to support vulnerable families in the FCT, while the outreach will provide free medical screenings, health education, and counselling, promoting preventive healthcare and access for underserved communities.
The fair will hold at the FCT Area Council Service and Commission Conference Hall, Area 3, Garki, Abuja, while the movie premiere holds in the evening at the Silverbird Cinema, Wuse Zone 2, Abuja.
She said: “These initiatives are inspired by a vision of a society that recognises and uplifts every individual, regardless of circumstance.
“The health fair addresses immediate community needs, while the film premiere challenges perceptions and advocates for long-term social and economic inclusion.”
The Foundation said government agencies, development partners, private sector leaders, and the media should therefore join in supporting these initiatives, fostering awareness, compassion, and collective action for inclusive community development in the FCT.