Wake County Public Libraries is partnering with Advance Community Health to offer free health screenings at 11 library locations in the area. Health screenings will be available from April to August, conducted by healthcare professionals at the designated libraries. This initiative expands on a pilot program conducted last year and aims to address local community health needs. No appointment is required for the screenings. For times and additional details, visit the Wake County Public Libraries website or contact Advance Community Health at (919) 833-3111 or via advancechc.org.

Source: Wake County Government

Source Type: Gov

Source Location: Raleigh

Garner, NC

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