Health Security Upgrade: St. Vincent and the Grenadines became the first country in the region to successfully roll out the Regional Integrated Early Warning Surveillance System (RIEWSS), a digital platform meant to help detect, monitor, and respond faster to public health threats—supporting tourism resilience and emergency preparedness. Caregiving Support: The St. Vincent and the Grenadines Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementia Association will host a dementia caregiver workshop on July 22 in Kingstown, offering practical tools for compassionate care. Weather & Health: The Meteorological Services issued a 72-hour outlook warning of tropical waves bringing heavy showers and thunderstorms, followed by Saharan dust-haze that could reduce visibility and worsen air quality for sensitive people. Local Health Debate: In Parliament, Health Minister Daniel Cummings sharply criticized the previous administration over healthcare delivery, focusing on the long-stalled Arnos Vale Acute Care Hospital project and how OPEC loan funds were redirected after Hurricane Beryl. Community Wellness: The “How Yuh Feeling?” campaign continues to push emotional recovery alongside physical rebuilding, encouraging people—especially men—to speak up about stress and grief. Public Health Capacity: Caregivers and health workers are also being supported through training and preparedness efforts tied to the new surveillance system rollout.