Gebalis Highlights Proximity Healthcare and Vision Screenings at Forum

The organization presented its Proximity Clinics and the "See the World Better" project in Lisbon, focusing on local intervention.

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Generic image of a stethoscope on a blurred background of a modern health clinic, representing healthcare services.

Gebalis participated in the Health Forum 2026 in Lisbon, highlighting its proximity services, such as the Proximity Clinics and the "See the World Better" project, which aims to provide basic healthcare and vision screenings to residents of municipal housing.

Gebalis was present at the Health Forum 2026, an event dedicated to reflecting on the challenges of local health policies and the impact of proximity responses on people's lives. The organization's participation in Lisbon served to raise awareness of these initiatives.
Fernando Angleu, President of Gebalis's Board of Directors, presented the Proximity Clinics. These services offer basic and free healthcare to residents of the municipal housing estates managed by the entity.
In turn, Mikaella Sena de Andrade, Director of Local Intervention at Gebalis, introduced the project “Ver Melhor o Mundo” (See the World Better). This project focuses on providing vision screenings, specialist consultations, and free glasses to children and young people from socially vulnerable backgrounds living in municipal housing.
Participation in this forum reinforced the importance of proximity and local intervention in promoting health, social inclusion, and the quality of life for communities, according to Gebalis.
Based on information from the official source: Gebalis — Gestão do Arrendamento da Habitação Municipal de Lisboa (16/10/2026)