Casablanca Students Provide Free Medical Care and School Renovation in Rural Taroudant Village

There are about forty volunteers, doctors, nurses, and others, who, for a weekend, decided to assist the inhabitants of the commune through free medical services. Mohamed Aghbar is a member of the Ait Bou Yahya school parents’ association, which received a facelift from these volunteers and also hosted the medical consultation sessions of various specialties.

According to him, among the medical staff, there are gynecologists, pediatricians, and dentists who took care of the patients with a lot of professionalism and dedication. At least 700 people were able to consult the various specialists who made the trip, reports 2M.

Nora Boutales is the president of the Lions Club-HEM in Casablanca. She is part of the delegation that decided to offer its services to the inhabitants. She says that clothes have also been distributed to allow those in need to keep warm during this winter.

Young artists have also contributed to the project by renovating the Bou Yahya school to allow students to work in good conditions. The school’s administrative staff appreciated the work done by the volunteers at its true value.