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Gwinnett Health Fair

July 16 @ 10:00 am - 2:00 pm

Free

Join us for our All About Kids Expo & Gwinnett Health Fair featuring loads of activities for kids as well as health & wellness activities and screenings for kids and adults alike!

Admission is free so don’t miss out on this event. The first 300 kids in line on the day of the event will receive a string back pack from Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta filled with sponsor and vendor goodies. Registration is requested but not required.* Registration does make you eligible to win door prizes at the event.

Visit our Early Learning Corner & Outdoor Activities sponsored by Building Babies Brains with fun, hands-on activities for kids.

Learn the signs of depression in kids and teens with our educational series sponsored by GUIDE, Inc.

  • Face Painting
  • Kids Activities
  • Family Fun
  • Health Screenings

Recognize the signs of depression with special short training sessions presented by GUIDE, Inc.
at 11am and Noon. Special door prizes will be given out at the presentations. Watch for details on how to reserve your spot!

These health fairs are for all ages and demographics offering a variety of community services, health screenings, speaking sessions, giveaways, and more.

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