Drug prevention recognition: Bermuda honoured Shavana Wilson of the Department of National Drug Control with the Public Service Excellence Award for August, including her work creating a children’s “Kid’s Zone” at Cup Match with age-appropriate healthy lifestyle and drug refusal messaging. Healthcare system oversight: The Ministry of Health and the Bermuda Health Council will start a targeted consultation on 14 September on how to review major changes to Bermuda’s healthcare system before they take effect, covering items like insurer/provider shifts, service closures, medicine supply changes, and major digital or administrative changes. Dementia support push: As World Alzheimer’s Month continues, the Ministry highlighted dementia care priorities—early diagnosis, stigma reduction, and coordinated community-based support—alongside an update on the Dementia Care Services Programme. Safety and consent: Bermuda Police urged the public to take consent seriously after a reported increase in sexual assault cases, reminding residents that consent can be withdrawn and that assaults can occur in relationships as well as between strangers. Women’s health update: Mass General Brigham’s women’s health spotlight covered advances such as minimally invasive gynaecological surgery, improved prenatal screening, and more remote monitoring options. Community health education: The Ministry marked World Suicide Prevention Day by encouraging open conversation, reducing stigma, and pointing people to support services.