The Faculty of Medicine in Sousse, through its Social Responsibility Committee, in collaboration with the Regional Health Administration in Kairouan, will organize a multi-specialty health caravan for the residents of Haffouz on September 26, 2026. The event will take place from 9 am to noon at the Integrated Center for Youth and Childhood. This initiative aims to respond to the health needs identified in coordination with regional health authorities.
The health caravan will provide medical consultations in over 16 specialties, with the participation of university doctors, healthcare professionals, and students from the Faculty of Medicine in Sousse. The event will also feature paramedical and administrative staff from the region. The caravan's organization reflects the social responsibility of the Faculty of Medicine in Sousse.
The event is part of a series of initiatives aimed at improving healthcare services in various regions of Tunisia. Recently, a similar event was held in Ben Arous to raise awareness about the fight against fruit flies and promote rational use of pesticides. Other initiatives have been launched in Zaghouan to provide sacrificial animals for Eid and in Mahdia to seize expired poultry products.
The health caravan in Haffouz is expected to provide essential medical services to residents who may face difficulties accessing healthcare facilities. The event will offer a range of medical specialties, ensuring that participants receive comprehensive care. The involvement of university doctors and healthcare professionals will guarantee the quality of services provided.
Similar health initiatives have been organized in other regions of Tunisia, including Sokra, where free and mandatory vaccination campaigns for dogs and cats will take place on September 26 and 29, 2026. These events demonstrate the efforts of Tunisian authorities to improve public health and provide essential services to citizens.
The organization of the health caravan in Haffouz reflects the commitment of the Faculty of Medicine in Sousse and the Regional Health Administration in Kairouan to addressing the health needs of local communities. The event will not only provide medical services but also raise awareness about the importance of preventive care and healthy practices.
The multi-specialty health caravan in Haffouz is set to provide essential medical services to hundreds of residents. With its diverse range of medical specialties and qualified healthcare professionals, the event is expected to have a positive impact on the health and well-being of the local community.
Key points
- The health caravan will provide medical consultations in over 16 specialties.
- The event aims to respond to the health needs identified in coordination with regional health authorities.
- The caravan's organization reflects the social responsibility of the Faculty of Medicine in Sousse.
