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People living in the remote Pacific nation of Kiribati now have access to health check-ups and workshops through a new wellness hub run by Seventh-day Adventists.
The Tarawa Wellness Hub, on the main island of South Tarawa, is being supported by the 10,000 Toes campaign, an initiative committed to turning the tide of diabetes to save lives and limbs before they are negatively impacted by diabetes.
The program was launched in Kiribati on February 28, 2021. The launch, broadcast on Hope Radio, was attended by the country’s vice president, Teuea Toatu, and his wife, Brucetta, and Kiribati Mission president Taabua Rokeatau and his wife, Raobe.
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Published on: 03-04-2021
The president and the first lady of Kiribati are participating in the Seventh-day Adventist Church’s Complete Health Improvement Program (CHIP) after tuning in to the local Hope Radio station, according to reports from that South Pacific island nation.
President Taneti Maamau and his wife, Teiraeng regular Hope Radio listeners are taking part in CHIP after listening to the station’s health messages. And they are already experiencing the benefits of the lifestyle intervention program.
“It seems that they want to continue as they have seen very positive results,” Hope Radio announcer Tarataake Angiraoi said. “We praise the Lord for this great news.”