St. Paul’s residents are gearing up for a no-cost Community Health Screening Day, a key highlight of the area’s 2026 Health Month campaign, that will bring critical preventive care directly to the local community. Scheduled for Sunday, October 18, the event will run from 1:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. on the outdoor deck of the St. Paul’s Empowerment Center, and is open to every member of the community regardless of background or insurance status.
Organized by Honorable E.P. Chet Greene as part of the ongoing “Know Your Numbers. Own Your Health.” Health Month initiative, the one-day clinic will offer a comprehensive menu of preventive screening services. Attendees can access free testing for blood pressure and blood glucose, along with eye examinations, prostate cancer screenings, and breast health checks. All screenings will be administered by licensed healthcare professionals, who will also deliver personalized, practical health guidance to attendees based on their results.
As an added incentive to encourage early preventive care participation, event organizers are giving away free dual blood pressure and blood glucose monitors to the first 100 people who register to receive one. The giveaway is limited to one monitor per household to ensure as many local families as possible can benefit from the offer.
Organizers strongly encourage advance registration for all attendees, particularly those hoping to claim a free monitor or reserve a slot for a specific screening service. Registration is open now, with two convenient options available for local residents: people can sign up online through the official portal at https://epchetgreene.ag/form-h-004/, or register in person during business hours at the St. Paul’s Constituency Office located inside the St. Paul’s Empowerment Center. The registration form lets each participant select the specific screening services they wish to access and note whether they are requesting a free monitor.
The “Know Your Numbers. Own Your Health.” campaign was designed to empower local residents to take control of their long-term wellness by prioritizing early detection of common chronic conditions and health risks. The initiative encourages small, consistent daily steps that build stronger health awareness and support sustained household wellness for families across St. Paul’s.
For media representatives with questions about the event, enquiries can be directed to the Office of Honorable E.P. Chet Greene via the official website at https://epchetgreene.ag/.