AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoMental Health Urgency: Grenada recorded 10 suicides last month, prompting calls to treat mental health as a daily priority, with consultant Hadasha Buckmire urging families and workplaces to watch for warning signs and act early. Football: The Grenada Football Association has moved its 2026/27 Concacaf Nations League home fixtures to Trinidad and Tobago after repeated pitch compliance issues at the Kirani James Athletics Stadium. Climate & Fisheries: A US$12.55 million regional project, CC4FISH-II, was launched in Dominica to help fisherfolk and coastal communities across the Eastern Caribbean build climate resilience through 2030. Infrastructure Support: The RIISE facility has begun operations, offering technical help to Dominica, Grenada, St Lucia and St Vincent and the Grenadines to push climate-resilient projects past implementation delays. Sports Facilities: Work on the Grenada Aquatic Centre is advancing, with pool installation and key materials arriving on island. Education & Scholarships: UK Chevening and Commonwealth scholarships have been awarded to Grenadians, including Ravon Charles and Akeyshur Bartholomew. Regional Health Training: PAHO and UWI completed a health policy and systems internship programme’s third cohort, training 11 professionals from across the Caribbean, including Grenada. International Spotlight: Nia Long will receive a Hollywood Walk of Fame star, with family roots linked to Grenada and the wider Caribbean.
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