AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoArts & Youth Spotlight: Antigua’s Cabinet backed 21-year-old artist Kimberly Pimentel after she presented a CHOGM 2026-inspired artwork, with the Prime Minister praising how young talent can “see themselves” in the Commonwealth moment. CHOGM Outreach: CHOGM 2026 outreach reportedly reached 300+ people in two days, with government and partners including PDV Caribe and local businesses supporting awareness for staff and pensioners. Royal Visit to Antigua: Buckingham Palace confirmed King Charles and Queen Camilla will visit Antigua and Barbuda for CHOGM 2026 (Nov 1–4), as part of an Oct 27–Nov 4 Caribbean tour; Charles will also visit the Bahamas and Guyana. Family & Child Protection: A National Child Protection Town Hall heard that social workers and foster parents face threats linked to 287 child abuse cases this year, with counsellors now seeking counselling. Health & Learning: A global eye-health push highlights how early eye tests and glasses can dramatically improve children’s learning and lifetime earnings. Community Giving Through Sport: Flow’s “Every Six Gives Back” initiative will support Sunshine Home for Girls and St John’s Hospice in Antigua and Barbuda. Addiction Recovery in the Spotlight: Guitar Center’s 2026 Crossroads guitar collection will support Crossroads Centre Antigua, founded by Eric Clapton.
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