AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoMental Health Support: Grenada has officially launched the toll-free 988 Suicide Hotline for Crisis Response, with trained responders using crisis intervention protocols and a public awareness push to reduce stigma and encourage people to seek help. Public Health & Care Access: A Grenada health reform commentary highlights a hard truth: despite “free” services at government facilities, Grenadians pay out-of-pocket for about 53% of health spending due to gaps in medicines, tests, and treatment availability. Tourism Health Security: CARPHA and the OECS renewed their partnership to strengthen travellers’ health across the tourism sector through CARPHA’s Tourism and Health Program, running to December 2030. Citizenship by Investment Oversight: Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell defended Grenada’s CBI programme changes, aligning the law with ECCIRA/EICERA for regional regulatory oversight and modernisation. Community Wellness: The GFA’s Summer of Soccer Festival (Aug 6) will bring about 1,000 young players together for structured play, mentorship, and family-friendly participation. Missing Person Update (Local Impact): Police continue searching for North Carolina visitor Elizabeth “Liz” Waddell, last seen swimming near Grand Anse Beach, with investigators reviewing surveillance and urging coastal sightings.
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