AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoRegional Health Funding: The U.S. announced a $340.3 million package for the Caribbean and Central America, including $61.5 million through its ASPIRE health programme. Mental Health Care: Grenada trained 23 health professionals to identify and respond to mental health needs in primary care, covering conditions including depression, psychosis and suicide prevention. Health Workforce: Sixty-one Ghanaian health workers have arrived for two-year contracts in Grenada, part of efforts to address shortages in the country’s health services. Water Security: Caribbean ministers adopted the Grand Anse Water Declaration in Grenada, pledging action on water security and wastewater management—issues Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell linked to public health and food production. Election Health Priorities: As candidates were nominated for Grenada’s November 5 election, Mitchell named improved health care among his priorities for St. David. Food and Nutrition: World Food Day on October 16 highlighted access to affordable, nutritious food and the need to strengthen sustainable food systems.
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