AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoHurricane Readiness: Montserrat’s health system is already planning for major storms, with backup generators, pre-positioned medical staff, shelter checks, and support for vulnerable residents (elderly, people with disabilities, and assisted-living residents) led by the Ministry of Health at the DMCA’s Annual Hurricane Conference. Disaster Preparedness: Leaders also urged residents and businesses to stay ready year-round as the 2026 Atlantic season begins, pointing to past flooding damage even without a direct hurricane hit. Community Development Funding: The Government of Montserrat officially launched CDB’s Basic Needs Trust Fund 11 with EC$8.1 million for projects to cut poverty, strengthen livelihoods, and improve essential services, including work tied to the renovated Salem Community Resource Centre. Health & Food Access: A new study highlights why many Montserratians struggle to follow DASH for hypertension—fresh produce costs, limited fish availability, and entrenched food preferences—despite strong motivation to eat healthier. Tourism & Events: Summer planning is in focus with Montserrat’s Calabash Festival 2026 (July 18–26) and PRIME 2026 (July 24–26), spotlighting local food, music, entrepreneurship, and community energy.
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