There’s Good News: Project Happy Face returns to Bend Farmers Market with mobile dermatology clinic
Project Happy Face is making a return to the Bend Farmers Market this summer, offering complimentary dermatology services to the community through its mobile clinic. The initiative aims to provide essential skin care and screenings to those who may not otherwise have access to such services.
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Mobile Clinic Offers Free Skin Care
The mobile dermatology clinic, operated by Project Happy Face, will be stationed at the Bend Farmers Market on select dates. Visitors can receive free skin checks, consultations, and basic dermatological care from licensed professionals. The project is designed to reach individuals who may face barriers to receiving regular skin care due to cost, transportation, or lack of insurance.
Services Provided at the Market
- Skin cancer screenings
- Consultations for common skin conditions
- Advice on sun protection and skin health
- Referrals for further treatment if needed
All services are provided at no charge, and no appointment is necessary. The clinic operates on a first-come, first-served basis during market hours.
Making a Difference in the Community
Project Happy Face was established to address the gap in dermatological care for underserved populations. By bringing the clinic directly to the farmers market, the organization hopes to make it easier for people to prioritize their skin health. The team includes board-certified dermatologists, nurses, and volunteers dedicated to community wellness.
How to Find the Mobile Clinic
The mobile clinic will be present at the Bend Farmers Market on select Wednesdays throughout the summer. For a complete schedule and more details, visit the market’s official website or follow Project Happy Face on social media for updates.
Encouraging Preventive Care
Early detection of skin issues, including skin cancer, is crucial for effective treatment. Project Happy Face encourages everyone to take advantage of the free screenings, regardless of age or background. The team also provides educational materials to help visitors understand the importance of regular skin checks and sun safety.
