Lluvia Health Organisation also supported the EPIC–BAWOP Fun Fair, an initiative led by the Lagos State Government through the Ministry of Health, in collaboration with the Clinton Health Access Initiative and the Lagos State Universal Basic Education Board.
Held at Johnson Jakande Tinubu Park in Ikeja, the event screened close to 4,000 children from across Lagos State for disabilities and developmental delays. During the fun fair, Lluvia Health led the delivery of play-based interventions for 3,295 neurotypical children and 174 children with developmental delays and disabilities.
Children participated in arts-based, cognitive, and physical play activities designed to promote holistic development, inclusion, and joyful learning experiences in a safe, child-friendly environment.
