The Jaman North District Assembly has climaxed its Customer Service Week celebration with a medical screening exercise for staff of the Assembly and members of the general public, reinforcing the importance of health and well-being in effective public service delivery.

The exercise, organised through the Assembly’s Client Service Unit in collaboration with the Sampa Government Hospital, was held at the premises of the District Assembly and attracted approximately 50 participants.

The medical screening covered blood pressure and blood sugar checks, Body Mass Index (BMI) assessments, and general health checks. The initiative provided participants with an opportunity to assess aspects of their health and promoted awareness of the importance of routine health screening.

As part of activities marking the Customer Service Week, the Client Service Unit also engaged the public through a radio education programme on Yankee FM. The engagement focused on educating listeners about the mandate, responsibilities and activities of the Jaman North District Assembly within the district.

The radio engagement formed part of the Assembly’s efforts to strengthen public awareness of its functions and improve communication between the Assembly and the communities it serves.

The Customer Service Week activities highlighted the role of the Client Service Unit in facilitating access to information, promoting effective communication and supporting responsive service delivery. The inclusion of the medical screening exercise also underscored the importance of staff welfare and public health awareness.

Through these activities, the Jaman North District Assembly reaffirmed the importance of citizen engagement and initiatives that bring public institutions closer to the people they serve.

The Assembly remains committed to promoting accessible, responsive and quality service delivery while strengthening its relationship with staff, residents and other stakeholders across the district.

Source: JNDA