Sani Yusuf-Kachi, the health educator, said this on Thursday while distributing the items to the 27 LGAs.
The Katsina government says it plans to conduct tuberculosis screening and treatment for vulnerable children, especially street children and those in orphanages.
Governor Babagana Zulum has directed chairmen of the 27 local government areas to intensify awareness campaigns on Routine Immunisation and measles prevention.
The group said that some patients, especially those in rural areas, travel more than 30 kilometres to access TB, malaria, and HIV services.
It also urged the federal government to recognise community pharmacies as primary healthcare centres.
Mr Malik assured that the present administration remains committed to strengthening the health sector.
Mr Ayoodele said that the roles of pharmacists in communities cannot be overemphasised.
According to the lawmaker, the law would alleviate the suffering of indigent Imo citizens.
According to Ms Nneka, strengthening local actors enhances greater access to malnourished children in hard-to-reach areas.
He emphasised that school authorities, teachers, and PTA forums must take the lead in the sensitisation.
