New Dawn on Health: Dr. Asilevi Brings Life-Changing Medical Outreach to Battor
Dr. Collins Eli Asilevi
On Saturday, 27th December 2025, the Battor Methodist School Park at Onana in North Tongu came alive with a blend of excitement, health awareness, and community spirit, as Dr. Collins Eli Asilevi and his New Dawn Medical and Justice Foundation delivered a remarkable free medical outreach during the annual Bike Fest celebration.
Bike Fest, known as the biggest youth festival in Battor, has always been a time for fun, unity, and celebration. But this year, the celebration became even more meaningful as the youth and broader community received access to life-saving health services , completely free of charge.
Dr. Asilevi and his team of dedicated health professionals conducted comprehensive health screenings, medical consultations, laboratory tests, and treatment for individuals of all ages , children, young people, and the elderly alike.
From checking vital signs to identifying silent health risks, no one was left behind.
Participants were not only tested but also educated based on their personal health results, empowering them with knowledge to make informed decisions about their wellbeing. People who required medication received their drugs immediately, ensuring that treatment started on the spot. For individuals requiring further medical attention, professional referrals were made to support continued care.
One of the highlights of the outreach was helping many young people discover their blood groups and genotypes , crucial information that helps families make informed decisions to prevent conditions like sickle cell disease.
Organizers emphasized that this step alone has the potential to save future generations in the constituency from avoidable health complications.
The smiles and gratitude from community members said it all.
In interviews, several residents expressed heartfelt appreciation to Dr. Asilevi and his team for bringing health services directly to their doorstep, especially at a time when many people may be unaware of their medical status or unable to seek timely healthcare.
Through this initiative, the New Dawn Medical and Justice Foundation continues to champion accessible healthcare and community empowerment across North Tongu. What began as a festival for recreation has now become a festival of life and hope , a moment where fun meets purpose, and where health becomes a celebration.
As the youth gear up for a new year filled with dreams and productivity, they step forward healthier, informed, and refreshed, thanks to a compassionate intervention that truly lives up to its name – a New Dawn.
SOURCE: Coverghana.com.gh
