AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCommunity Care: St George’s University’s free animal health clinic runs today, Nov. 14, at Grand Roy Playing Field in St John, offering exams, vaccinations, deworming and spay/neuter sign-ups from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Cancer Prevention: New PAHO agreements could cut HPV test costs by 30–70% across Latin America and the Caribbean, improving access to cervical cancer screening. Grenada’s Food and Nutrition Council also unveiled a cancer-awareness display at Spiceland Mall on Nov. 13, where visitors can add messages of support. Youth Health: Grenada joined three other Eastern Caribbean countries in training young people to help make sexual and reproductive health services more welcoming and responsive to adolescents. Wellness: Grenadian group Peace Grace Concepts marked five years of journaling and emotional wellness initiatives, with proceeds from its recent event set to support two local primary schools. Health Priorities: After its election win, the government has pledged to strengthen healthcare services.
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