Medical Access Boost: St. Kitts and Nevis welcomed NATMA’s first medical mission, with 17 volunteer doctors and specialists (U.S. and Canada-based) offering free family medicine, internal medicine, dental and more across both islands from June 1–4, plus about US$20,000 in donated supplies. Digital Health Upgrade: The National Digital Health Information System (NDHIS) built by the St. Kitts and Nevis Robotics Association is moving toward rollout after PAHO feedback, with an initial EC$1,680,000 investment and hospitals and health centres connected to a secure network. Child Health Focus: Child Month 2026 kicked off under the theme “Good Nutrition, Movement and Rest,” urging families to prioritize balanced meals, daily activity and adequate sleep. Public Health Preparedness: As the Atlantic hurricane season begins, CDEMA is urging readiness across the region even with a somewhat below-normal outlook. Ebola Precautions: Authorities in St. Kitts and Nevis tightened health and border measures, advising against non-essential travel to high-risk African countries and warning of possible entry denials. Community Wellness & Care: New Life Healthcare Centre says services will continue after its founder was found guilty of a criminal offence, while a separate court case saw a traffic-related death sentencing and compensation for the victim’s family. Regional Policy Push: Caribbean youth and civil society are calling for a ban on ultra-processed food marketing around schools in a coordinated “Hope for the Future 3.0” campaign.