28/10/2024
**Headline:**
*CT Foundation Joins Rotary International to Champion World Polio Day, Uniting Multiple Births and Communities in the Fight Against Polio*
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The Chukwudumebi_Twins Foundation (CT Foundation), driven by its mission to promote health and social impact, took a proactive role in this year’s World Polio Day activities, in partnership with Rotary International. From October 22 to 26, 2024, CT Foundation actively participated in Rotary’s End Polio initiatives across Rivers State, with a special focus on raising polio awareness and ensuring accessible healthcare for vulnerable communities.
As both a Rotarian and the Executive Director of CT Foundation, the foundation’s leader helped spotlight CT Foundation’s commitment to community health and collaboration. Together with Rotary District 9141 and other districts—9111, 9142, and 9112—CT Foundation engaged in comprehensive medical outreach programs and vaccination campaigns at Ozuboko Modern Health Center and Elikahia Modern Primary Health Center. This collaborative effort not only expanded vaccination coverage but also strengthened community confidence in healthcare, further advancing the global End Polio campaign.
Multiple birth families and their supporters played an essential role in these events, showcasing CT Foundation’s mission to advocate for the health and well-being of twins and multiples and their families. Their involvement underscored the critical contributions of these families in reinforcing public health goals and in actively supporting the push to eradicate polio.
A high-energy 4.7-kilometer road walk, completed in under 47 minutes, embodied the spirit of the campaign, accompanied by the lively presence of bikers, a live band, and support from organizations like the World Health Organization (WHO), Rivers State Government, police, and local media. TwinsArchives.com, CT Foundation’s media arm, extensively documented the event, capturing the solidarity and commitment of families, volunteers, and health advocates alike.
CT Foundation’s participation in World Polio Day activities highlights its dedication to social responsibility and advocacy. Through meaningful partnerships and community involvement, CT Foundation reaffirms its commitment to public health initiatives, recognizing the unique role that families and community members play in achieving a polio-free world.
Onyeisi Dumebi