In recognition of World Health Day, Minister of Public Health,
Social Development and Labor (VSA), Richinel Brug, is encouraging members of the
community to take a moment to reflect on the importance of health and wellbeing and to actively
participate in activities that promote healthier lifestyles.
World Health Day, observed annually on April 7, serves as a reminder that good health is the
foundation of strong communities. Minister Brug emphasized that improving public health
requires the collective efforts of government, healthcare professionals, and the community as a
whole.
“World Health Day reminds us that health is not only about treating illness, but also about
prevention, awareness, and making choices that improve our quality of life,” Minister Brug
stated. “As a Ministry, we remain committed to strengthening our healthcare system and
promoting initiatives that support the physical and mental wellbeing of our people.”
To mark the occasion, the Collective Prevention Services (CPS), a department within the
Ministry of VSA, is hosting a special event today at the Vineyard Building. The event will
feature health information, awareness activities, and opportunities for the public to engage with
healthcare professionals.
Minister Brug is encouraging residents to come out and take advantage of the resources and
information being made available.
“I encourage everyone in our community to stop by the Vineyard Building today and participate
in the activities organized by CPS. Events like these help raise awareness about the importance
of maintaining a healthy lifestyle and taking proactive steps toward better health,” the Minister
said.
Minister Brug also took the opportunity to commend CPS and its staff for their continued
dedication to public health promotion and community outreach.
Minister Brug encourages community participation on World Health Day
