Free healthcare access: Taiwan’s North American Taiwanese Medical Association (NATMA) has launched its first-ever medical mission to St. Kitts and Nevis, with a 17-member team offering free family and internal medicine, dental care, and other specialist services at local health centres from June 1–4, plus about US$20,000 in donated supplies. Digital health upgrade: PAHO praised St. Kitts and Nevis’ locally built National Digital Health Information System (NDHIS), designed to connect hospitals and health centres on a secure network, with an initial EC$1.68M investment and implementation expected soon. Child health focus: Child Month 2026 officially kicks off under the theme “Good Nutrition, Movement and Rest,” with organisers urging balanced meals, daily activity, and adequate sleep for children. Public health preparedness: CDEMA is urging readiness as the Atlantic hurricane season begins, even with forecasts suggesting a below-normal season. Ebola travel advisory: Authorities warn residents to avoid non-essential travel to high-risk African countries and note possible entry denials for travellers from those areas. Community wellness & prevention: A regional youth and civil society push is calling for bans on ultra-processed food marketing around schools, arguing it harms children’s eating habits and raises long-term disease risk. Local health news: New Life Healthcare Centre says patient services will continue after its founder was found guilty of a criminal offence, while operations remain open.