Climate & Health Funding: The CABRIC Programme is opening grant applications for locally led climate resilience projects across the Caribbean, with about US$25 million total and roughly US$5 million earmarked for Grenada—supporting work like climate-resilient agriculture, fisheries, coastal nature solutions, and early warning systems tied to emergency health risk management. Pandemic Preparedness: Grenada has completed a national validation workshop to update its National Respiratory Pathogen Pandemic Preparedness and Response Plan, strengthening governance, surveillance, community protection, clinical management, infection prevention, and coordination under a One Health approach. Women’s Health Access: A new Women’s Health Van initiative in the Greater Toronto Area will bring health products, education, and support directly into underserved communities, aiming to reduce barriers like transport, childcare, stigma, and language. Local Health Research: A review on ME/CFS reports patients have much higher odds of irritable bowel syndrome, supporting routine IBS screening in ME/CFS care. Health Workforce Pathways: St. George’s University and Taaleem have launched medical pathways for UAE students, including admissions routes, guidance, and scholarship opportunities. Education Services: Grenada’s Ministry of Education has relocated several in-person services to the nearby Ministerial Complex while keeping remote options available.