Saint-Luc Clinic in Bouge is transforming its annual Spring Food Festival into a latest event focused on health prevention, set for June 7, 2026.
The rebranded “Bouge Santé – Festival of Prevention” reflects the hospital’s commitment to expanding its role beyond treatment to proactive community health education.
According to the clinic’s announcement, the shift underscores their mission to prioritize prevention as a core component of healthcare, emphasizing public education and accessible wellness initiatives.
The free, public event will feature over 15 prevention-focused workshops, a local producers and artisans market, children’s educational activities, and a morning jog open to all participants.
Held at Saint-Luc Clinic Bouge located at 8 rue Saint-Luc, 5004 Bouge, the event will utilize Parking 2 at the rear of the facility, with complimentary vehicle and bicycle parking available.
Workshop topics include nutrition guidance, diabetes management, burnout prevention, stress reduction techniques, colorectal cancer screening education, life-saving gestures, smoking cessation support, sleep health, healthy aging resources, arthritis management, home care solutions, hypertension awareness, sustainability practices, sexual health education, mental health awareness through theater, back care management, social services support, mental health destigmatization, afternoon physical activity programs, home maintenance resources, and caregiver support services.
The clinic states this evolution represents a clear commitment to fulfilling its essential role as a healthcare institution by placing prevention, education, and human-centered care at the forefront of community engagement.
Further program details and practical information will be shared in the coming weeks as the event approaches.
Saint-Luc Clinic in Bouge is transforming its annual Spring Food Festival into a new event focused on health prevention, set for June 7, 2026.
The rebranded “Bouge Santé – Festival of Prevention” reflects the hospital’s commitment to expanding its role beyond treatment to proactive community health education.
According to the clinic’s announcement, the shift underscores their mission to prioritize prevention as a core component of healthcare, emphasizing public education and accessible wellness initiatives.
The free, public event will feature over 15 prevention-focused workshops, a local producers and artisans market, children’s educational activities, and a morning jog open to all participants.
Held at Saint-Luc Clinic Bouge located at 8 rue Saint-Luc, 5004 Bouge, the event will utilize Parking 2 at the rear of the facility, with complimentary vehicle and bicycle parking available.
Workshop topics include nutrition guidance, diabetes management, burnout prevention, stress reduction techniques, colorectal cancer screening education, life-saving gestures, smoking cessation support, sleep health, healthy aging resources, arthritis management, home care solutions, hypertension awareness, sustainability practices, sexual health education, mental health awareness through theater, back care management, social services support, mental health destigmatization, afternoon physical activity programs, home maintenance resources, and caregiver support services.
The clinic states this evolution represents a clear commitment to fulfilling its essential role as a healthcare institution by placing prevention, education, and human-centered care at the forefront of community engagement.
Further program details and practical information will be shared in the coming weeks as the event approaches.
