AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoTobago Communicable-Disease Push: Health Minister Dr Lackram Bodoe urged closer Ministry of Health–THA collaboration to “close the gap” in Tobago’s communicable disease management, calling for stronger systems and working in “clusters” instead of silos. Breastfeeding Support in Tobago: TRHA and the Division of Health and Wellness marked World Breastfeeding Week with the 25th Family Walk & Breakfast, with Dr Faith Brebnor urging stakeholders to build on what works and strengthen family support for mothers. Universal Child Benefit (T&T): THA’s Health and Wellness Secretary Dr Faith Brebnor says the Universal Child Benefit Programme is nearing rollout, with $500 monthly for children born after Jan 1, 2026 for the first five years, plus testing of a new digital platform. Hypertension Awareness: A Louel la MD Public Health Fair in Waterloo, Carapichaima promoted early detection with blood pressure, sugar and urine testing, plus vision screening and vaccinations. Safety & Health in Action: A truck carrying chayote overturned in Benguet; four survived and were taken to hospital for evaluation. Climate & Storm Risk: NOAA cut the 2026 Atlantic storm outlook to 7–13 named storms but warned the peak risk period is starting—reduced probability isn’t zero risk. Local Wellness/Community: RBC donated TT$15,000 to the Saidwan Foundation to help families with schoolbooks and uniforms as children return to class.
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