By Radha Agarwal, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Delta Optimist The Tsawwassen First Nation (TFN) hosted its annual health fair on July 24, transforming a community space into a hub for health, wellness, and social services. Featuring approximately 25 information booths, the event provided members with direct, low-barrier access to critical community resources. Organized by Celina Moore and Serena Dhami from TFN’s health department, the fair has become a cornerstone event for the community. Dhami says its primary mission is to gather essential programs in one accessible location, removing the friction of navigating complex websites or bureaucratic systems. “We’re really just trying to bring all the programs, services, and resources to the community in one place so that members have access and learn about everything,” she said. A major focus of…
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