Rabies Prevention: St George’s University (SGU) will host free, island-wide rabies vaccination clinics for dogs on Saturday, 26 September 2026, with sessions across Grenada’s parishes in recognition of World Rabies Day. Disease Surveillance Upgrade: Forty-five health workers in Grenada were trained to use the country’s new online Integrated Health Surveillance Guidelines, supporting faster reporting of notifiable events and a One Health approach linking human, animal, and environmental health. Climate & Child Health Risk: A UNICEF-backed Eastern Caribbean study warns there’s “no safe zone” for children, with over a third of children, schools, and health facilities already exposed to at least three climate hazards—projected to rise to more than nine in ten by mid-century. Mental Health Urgency: Calls are growing after reports of suicides in Grenada, with advocates urging earlier community support, workplace change, and attention to warning signs. Wellness Spotlight (Nutmeg): Nutmeg—grown in Grenada and long used in traditional medicine—is being promoted for antioxidant and anti-inflammatory potential, with guidance to use small doses and choose quality products. Community Health & Wellness Events: The Grenada Bodybuilding and Fitness Federation announced the 2nd Annual Grenada Glory Games 2026, featuring a health fair and fitness-focused activities starting 5 December.