The "Health and Wellness Pit Stop" initiative is jointly organised by the Cultural Affairs Bureau, the Sports Bureau, and the Health Bureau. It is the first local-community initiative to integrate the three elements of ‘cultural enrichment’, ‘sports science’, and ‘health information’.

Health Bureau staff offer free blood-pressure checks, provide health information and assessments, and assist residents in booking medical services at health centres. Bookable services include disease screening, vaccination, and psychological assessments.

Sports Bureau fitness instructors provide science-based guidance to the public about physical exercise. The guidance can be personalised to individual needs.

Sports Bureau fitness instructors provide science-based guidance to the public about physical exercise. The guidance can be personalised to individual needs.

Cultural Affairs Bureau representatives provide information and guidance on cultural activities for the public.

Cultural Affairs Bureau representatives provide information and guidance on cultural activities for the public.

In its initial phase, the "Health and Wellness Pit Stop" initiative is operating at eight locations: Luís de Camões Park; Dr. Sun Yat Sen Municipal Park; Dr. Carlos d'Assumpção Park; Vasco da Gama Garden; St. Francisco Garden; the Leisure Area at Edf. Lok Yeung Fa Yuen; the Leisure Area at Edif. de Alameda da Tranquilidade; S. Francisco Garden; and the Leisure Area in Avenida Olímpica, in Taipa.

From now until 31 March, activities will be held at all eight "Health and Wellness Pit Stop" locations on Monday to Friday, at 8am to 10am and 4.30pm to 6.30pm

The "Health and Wellness Pit Stop" initiative will expand to a total of 12 locations in the future, providing members of the public with regular and easily-accessible health promotion services in the community, contributing collectively to the policy visions of "Vibrant Macao," "Cultural Macao," and "Happy Macao."

The "Health and Wellness Pit Stop" initiative will expand to a total of 12 locations in the future, providing members of the public with regular and easily-accessible health promotion services in the community, contributing collectively to the policy visions of "Vibrant Macao," "Cultural Macao," and "Happy Macao."