GB news presenter, 62, has cut the ribbon for a “Care Area Mobile Unit,” which will remove barriers to accessing important healthcare information for people in the Oldpark area, where famous TV celebrities grew up.
Eamonn, who has long supported the care district and the work they do, was a special guest at Saturday’s event at YEHA Project North Belfast.
Jo Murphy, from the Care District, said: “The mobile unit will be an exciting and innovative center of care, providing services and information on a range of health and well-being issues, and the possibilities you have. You have to support the people here tremendously.
“Getting out of Covid, this will be a way for people to re-engage in health-related services, and it will be essential to empower the local community heroes, who are the true movers of positive change, to make a positive impact on people’s lives.
Alex Bunting of Inspire, who donated the mobile unit to the Care Zone, said: “When we partnered with the Care Zone on their plans to address the lack of local services, we knew we had a resource that could be better used in providing local services, especially after seeing how Covid had changed the way service was delivered. .
“By bringing the mobile unit into the care area, we know it will be put to good use to improve health outcomes.
“This partnership approach is something Inspire values, and we look forward to working with Care Zone to realize the unit’s full potential.”
