MetroHealth hots first Multicultural Women’s Health Fair & Expo
at Huntington Convention Center in Downtown Cleveland Saturday.
The doors opened at 11am and thousands poured in to take advantage of the free health screenings, trainings, labs, a job fair, even beauty and wellness.“I think it’s amazing. I’m so excited about it because as one of the ladies from the booth was saying, who takes care of the men? So if you take care from the top then everybody is taken care of all the way down,” said one woman.
It is MetroHealth's first ever Multicultural Women's Health Fair & Empowerment Expo---created to support minority women whose health needs may be ignored. “This is really huge, to be honest,” Alexander said. “So many times the women in our families, and in our communities, they put themselves last– because they’re so busy taking care of everything for everyone else.”Copyright 2023 WOIO. All rights reserved.
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