From November 29 to December 1, Bari will host the health village, an initiative by the Federation of Italian Medical-Scientific Societies (FISM) in collaboration with the Ministry of Health. An unmissable opportunity for citizens, institutions, and healthcare professionals to work together for a healthier future.
A hub for prevention and health information
The event will take place in Piazza Libertà, where a 1,500-square-meter area will feature information booths, mobile units, a multidisciplinary clinic, and a conference hall. Over the three days, attendees will benefit from free screenings, consultations, and courses on key health topics.
Workshops, screenings, and courses: the full program
At the heart of the village will be a central tent offering:
- 9 thematic workshops on prevention and well-being.
- A multidisciplinary clinic with doctors, nurses, and psychologists.
- Free screenings for conditions like cardiorenal metabolic syndrome and diabetes.
- Training courses, including pediatric choking rescue techniques.
Additional services include psychological counseling, dental check-ups, mammograms, and vaccination campaigns.
The role of institutions and associations
The Ministry of Health will participate with a booth promoting healthy lifestyles and raising awareness about responsible antibiotic use, flu vaccination, and organ donation. Visitors can also donate blood at a space set up by the National Blood Center, with support from Avis and featuring Martin Castrogiovanni as a campaign ambassador.
Event figures and objectives
The health village aims to engage the community with:
- 3 days of activities
- 19 hours of free consultations and courses
- 200 healthcare professionals
- 12 informational booths
A tangible example of collaboration between public, private, and non-profit sectors to improve citizens’ health.
A shared commitment to health
The health village is more than an event—it’s a virtuous model for prevention and awareness. Don’t miss this opportunity to participate from November 29 to December 1 in Bari and help build a more conscious future.
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