Michael Freeland has contributed essential medical supplies to the Potters and Pigotts Community Clinics as part of his commitment to improving healthcare access and community wellness in St. George. The supplies were received by Nurse Morris at the Potters Clinic and Community Aide Bontiff at the Pigotts Clinic.

Freeland announced that he will continue his efforts by delivering supplies to the Judges Hill Clinic next, reinforcing his belief that “health is wealth.” He emphasized the importance of community partnerships in strengthening healthcare services and pledged to support initiatives that enhance health and wellness across St. George.

His vision includes maintaining and equipping community health institutions, launching preventative healthcare programs such as free screenings and health education events, and advocating for the creation of open-air gyms and family-friendly parks. Additionally, he aims to implement intergenerational engagement programs and increase support for single mothers, the elderly, and vulnerable individuals.

Freeland also stressed the need for community safety audits in collaboration with law enforcement and security experts to enhance public safety.

“I look forward to working together with all of you to take health, wellness, and community care in St. George to the next level,” he stated, underscoring his commitment to fostering a healthier and more connected community.

His initiative has been well received by residents, who recognize the value of investing in community healthcare and wellness.