Health fair exhibitors are welcome and valued
Here's the March health fair schedule
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Alaska Health Fair depends on dedicated professionals from various medical, social, health and safety fields who can take time to share their extensive knowledge, skills and abilities with health fair attendees. These individuals share their agency’s mission, vision and core purpose and what services they offer that can help event attendees achieve more balanced, overall and greatly improved physical, emotional, mental and social “health”.
Come help educate and help people to connect with important services, perform free health screenings for your agency, educate at a health station or provide much needed supportive services.
Our 40-year old nonprofit and United Way agency works within a very tight budget to bring health resources, health screenings and blood tests to Alaskan residents and any visitors who want to take part. We depend on important local agencies that can commit to educating community and worksite event participants. Exhibitors use displays, models, handouts and any bling they have the budget for to educate and engage attendees on their respective health related topic.
To check out our spring 2020 schedule, please go to http://www.alaskahealthfair.org and look for the event that fits your needs and schedule. If you have time to provide health education or free screenings at any event, please select the “exhibitor tab” at the top of our main webpage (below our logo) and follow the directions to get to our online application.
Take advantage of these outreach opportunities to educate with little to no costs involved, as we don’t charge our exhibitors any fees. If you have questions or need help completing an application, please call 907-278-0234 in Anchorage or 907-374-6853 in Fairbanks. We would love to have your involvement.
March health fairs around the state
The following March 2020 health fair community events are open to residents of all ages at the following locations and times, with affordable blood tests offered to those age 18 and older:
March 7, Anchorage Spenard Community health fair, Willow Crest Elementary, 1004 Tudor Rd .; 8 a.m. to noon
March 21, Juneau Thunder Mountain High School community health fair, 3101 Dimond Park Loop; 8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
March 21, Nenana James A. Coghill Community Center health fair, 799 A St .; 8 a.m. to noon
March 21, Wasilla Wasilla Area Seniors Inc. (WASI), 1301 S. Century Circle; 8 a.m. to noon
March 25, Anchorage Anchorage Senior Activity Center, 1300 E. 19th Ave .; 8 a.m. to noon
March 27, Fairbanks United Way of Tanana Valley and Local Non-Profits community health fair at JP Jones Community Center, 2400 Rickert St .; 7:30 to 11:30 a.m.
March 28, Meadow Lakes Meadow Lakes Elementary, 1741 N. Pittman Rd .; 8 a.m. to noon
March 28, Salcha Salcha Elementary School, 8530 Richardson Hwy .; 8 to 11 a.m.
March 28, Soldotna Kenai Peninsula College, 156 College Rd., Soldotna; 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
March 31, Anchorage Hotel Captain Cook community health fair, 939 W. 5th Ave .; 7 to 11 a.m.
Also, note the Healy, Seward and Wrangell Community events are April 3 and April 4. Find our complete Spring 2020 schedule and our blood test roster/pricing at http://www.alaskahealthfair.org.
Sharon Phillips is the Tanana Valley/Northern Region Program Director for Alaska Health Fair Inc.
