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Community Spirit Soars: City Revival Collects 59 Bags of Blood at Health Carnival

The spirit of community and health advocacy was in full display as City Revival Community Services Bhd successfully hosted their Blood Donation Drive & Health Carnival last month, achieving a commendable result, collecting 59 bags of blood to replenish vital hospital stocks.

The carnival, organized in collaboration with several key health and community organisations, went beyond a typical donation drive by offering a comprehensive array of free services to the public.

This included a Focus on Wellness: Attendees took advantage of free basic health screenings and early cancer detection services, encouraging proactive health management. At another corner, professionals were on hand to provide valuable consultations, including dietitian & physiotherapy advice for better mobility and nutrition, and legal advisory services for community members.

The day was filled with engaging sessions, featuring Fitness & Wellness Talks, Inspiring health-focused talks, and practical CPR & Basic Life Support training to equip the public with emergency skills.

City Revival Community Services Bhd’s Pastor Suresh Sundram expressed their gratitude, “We are thrilled with the turnout and the generous contributions from our community. Collecting 59 bags of blood is a testament to the compassion of our residents. This carnival underscores our commitment to not only addressing critical medical shortages but also to promoting holistic health and well-being in Subang Jaya.”

MBSJ’s MPP Zon 3 councillor Ken Chia also dropped in to lend support for the event.

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