Disability & Access: Sweet-I Robertson, left unable to move from her neck down after a 2009 stray-bullet incident, has reached graduation from SVG Community College with Prime Minister Dr. Ralph Gonsalves stepping in for housing, education and welfare support. Workforce & Health: Minister of State Laverne King praised Sandals’ Student Hospitality Etiquette and Service Excellence Programme as a youth-development and job-readiness boost tied to tourism growth. Primary Care Upgrade: Social Welfare Minister Shevern John and Office of the Prime Minister Minister Chieftan Neptune toured Byera Health Centre, highlighting government commitment to improving local quality of life. Vision Care: Lions Club Kingstown-SVG and U.S. specialists delivered free “Eye Care For U” screenings and referrals, with surgical interventions planned at Milton Cato Memorial Hospital. Food Security & Nutrition: Zero Hunger Trust Fund received vegetable, herb and flower seed donations to support backyard gardening and community nutrition efforts. Heat & Respiratory Safety: St. Vincent and the Grenadines Red Cross urged hydration and sun-dodge steps during extreme heat, Saharan dust and drought, especially for children, older adults and people with asthma. Medicines Access (Regional): PAHO/WHO and OECS-PPS will convene a workshop to strengthen access to safe medicines and health technologies across the Eastern Caribbean. Health Alerts: SVG’s Ministry says Ebola risk remains low, but urges travelers to follow health precautions and seek care if symptoms appear after travel. HIV Data: Health officials reported over 900 positive HIV cases in SVG over 40 years during a male sexual and reproductive health discussion.