AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoMental Health Care: Twenty-three Grenadian health workers have completed training to identify and respond to mental health needs in primary care, including depression, psychosis, dementia and suicide prevention. The programme aims to bring support closer to communities. Health Workforce: Sixty-one Ghanaian health workers have arrived in Grenada on two-year contracts to help address shortages in medical facilities. Regional Health Funding: The United States announced a $340.3 million package for the Caribbean and Central America, including $61.5 million for a regional health initiative. Water Security: Caribbean ministers adopted the Grand Anse Water Declaration in Grenada, pledging stronger water security and wastewater management—priorities the prime minister linked to public health and climate resilience. Inclusive Services: Grenada is among four Caribbean countries selected for a study of support for children with disabilities, from early childhood through education and employment.
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