Regional Health Security: St. Kitts and Nevis joined the 53rd COHSOD Health meeting in Washington, D.C., with health leaders discussing stronger regional preparedness for public health emergencies, coordinated action on non-communicable diseases, and how climate change is reshaping healthcare needs. Preventive Care at Home: The Federation marked National Testing Day in Basseterre with free screenings and support, including HIV testing, blood sugar and blood pressure checks, nutrition counselling, mental health support, dental services, and height/weight measurements. Climate-Linked Marine Health: Two Japan-funded, UNDP-led specialised workboats were delivered to help respond to sargassum influxes, with training for safe operation and maintenance to protect coastal livelihoods and ecosystems. Food & Nutrition Resilience: A FAO technical mission wrapped up after supporting protected agriculture training, including nutrient management and integrated crop practices, to boost productivity and climate resilience. Nursing Workforce Deal: Ghana and St. Kitts and Nevis signed an enhanced labour agreement for Ghanaian nurses, adding legally protected benefits like improved salaries, health insurance, rent support, and end-of-service rights. Local Medical Growth: Nevis doctor Kha-lis Farrell advanced in specialist training in anesthesiology in Cuba after earlier service at Alexandra Hospital. Sickle Cell Momentum: St. Kitts and Nevis featured in global sickle cell efforts, including the OneSCD partnership push for wider access to diagnosis and treatment.