Tsawwassen First Nation hosts annual health fair to connect members with important services
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By Radha Agarwal, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Delta Optimist The Tsawwassen First Nation (TFN) hosted its annual health fair on July 24, transforming a community space into a hub for health, wellness, and social services. Featuring approximately 25 information booths, the event provided members with direct, low-barrier access to critical community resources. Organized by Celina Moore and Serena Dhami from TFN’s health department, the fair has become a cornerstone event for the community. Dhami says its primary mission is to gather essential programs in one accessible location, removi…
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