AGP Executive Report
Last update: 24 minutes agoCataract Care Boost: Fifteen patients in Tobago will get free cataract surgeries through the Paria-S.E.E. partnership, as the Ministry of Health flags diabetes-related eye disease as a major driver of preventable blindness. Postpartum Mental Health: A new report highlights postpartum psychosis as a rare but devastating emergency after childbirth, urging families to watch for warning signs and seek urgent care. Breastfeeding Support: A submission for Breastfeeding Awareness Month asks a key question—are we making breastfeeding possible in real life, not just telling mothers to do it? Tobago Disaster Readiness: Tobago’s health and wellness officials are pushing “mind, body and community” preparedness, stressing psychological readiness and support for vulnerable family members during emergencies. Drought Warning: Meteorological officials warn drought-like conditions could hit Tobago from late August into September/October, with hotter days and less rainfall likely. Women’s Health Funding: The Ministry of Finance advances implementation of the Women’s Health Fund, aiming to expand access to essential care. Community Health Days: Arima’s “Day of Dignity” supported 103 vulnerable residents with meals, medical checks, counselling and clothing, while Princes Town’s fire station reopening strengthens emergency response for surrounding communities.
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