AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoCaribbean Football & Youth Pathways: AUA partners with UWI Mona to expand Caribbean clinical training for medical students, keeping them enrolled at AUA while completing clerkships in Jamaica. Public Safety & Mental Health: A clinical psychologist warns violent crime can trigger anxiety and post-traumatic stress in children and families even without direct involvement. Community Response to Violence: Residents in Bathlodge react after a deadly shooting left a 20-year-old woman dead and a 13-year-old critically injured, calling for stronger parental responsibility, community action, and an effective police response. Sports Development: PitchPlay hosts a free trial day for its new Development Centre, aiming to bridge youth and adult football and reduce the drop-off after age 18. Food Security Boost: Antigua and Barbuda is set to turbocharge black pineapple production after tissue-culture plantlets arrive, with thousands more on the way. Church Accountability: Panama’s archbishop urges victims to be heard, saying “we cannot remain silent in the face of abuse,” amid findings calling for better protection procedures. Court & Access to Justice: The Magistrate’s Court expands capacity with new appointments in the Family Division to ease delays and improve access for families and children. Regional Culture & Learning: Antigua and Barbuda trains early warning facilitators to strengthen grassroots disaster preparedness across the twin-island state.
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