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Hon. Muntaka Mubarak Launches Phase II of Free Eyecare & Breast Cancer Screening in Greater Kumasi
The Member of Parliament for Asawase, Hon. Mohammed Muntaka Mubarak, has launched the second phase of his Annual Free Eyecare and Breast Cancer Screening Exercise, extending the life-saving health outreach beyond Asawase to cover parts of the Greater Kumasi enclave.
This year’s edition, scheduled from Tuesday, October 28 to Friday, November 14, 2025, will reach 15 communities across 10 constituencies, offering free medical screening and NHIS renewals to thousands of residents.
The initiative follows a highly successful first phase, during which over 4,000 residents were screened and thousands of National Health Insurance cards renewed across all 15 electoral areas within Asawase.
Free Health Services for All
The 2025 outreach will provide the following services at no cost:
Free Eye Screening
Free Breast Cancer Screening
Free NHIS Renewal and Support
Screenings will run daily from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., with teams of healthcare professionals and volunteers stationed in various communities to ensure broad access and participation.
Outreach Schedule Across 15 Communities
Akurem,Mempeasem, Tues, Oct 28,Mallam Abdul Wadud Mosque
Sepe,Wed, Oct 29 ,Nuriya Mosque
Qamariya,Bola Bola ,Thurs, Oct 30, Qamariya Mosque
Manhyia South, Fri, Oct 31,Roxy Cinema
Achiase,Sat, Nov 1 ,Achiase School
Abirem – Sun, Nov 2,SAD Islamic School
Manhyia North, Tues, Nov 4,Moshie Zongo Park
Oforikrom 1,Wed, Nov 5,Central Mosque
Oforikrom 2,Thurs, Nov 6,Anloga Party Office
Ayigya,Fri, Nov 7, Chief Zongo Mosque
Awhia Zongo,Sat, Nov 8,Central Mosque
Subin,Tues, Nov 11,Asem School Park
Suame,Wed, Nov 12,Kotoko Islamic School
Tafo 1,Thurs, Nov 13,Malam Lamin Mosque, 4 Corners
Tafo 2 (Final),Fri, Nov 14 ,Adabraka Islamic School.
A Vision for Community Health
Hon. Muntaka Mubarak’s initiative has received widespread commendation for bridging the healthcare access gap and promoting preventive health awareness, especially among vulnerable populations.
“This program is not just about treatment,it’s about saving lives, early detection, and giving hope to people who might otherwise not afford such care,” a member of the organizing team noted.
The MP’s annual outreach has become one of the most impactful community health programs in the Ashanti Region, aligning with national efforts to promote early diagnosis and universal health coverage.
Public Encouraged to Participate
Residents across the Greater Kumasi area are encouraged to take advantage of this free medical opportunity.
Health officials emphasize that early screening for eye and breast conditions can significantly improve treatment outcomes.
For more information, the public may contact:
Mohammed Kamil, Program Coordinator-0247 374 654
Nasir Gardenboi, Head of Communications-0545 818 139
