AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoDyslexia Awareness: Bermuda Centre for Creative Learning says support must continue beyond graduation, recognising the strengths and needs of adults with dyslexia in workplaces and community life. Youth Mental Health: A summit brought students, educators and community partners together to explore belonging, resilience, healthy relationships and digital wellbeing, while sharing ways to seek support. Heart Health: BDA Community Pharmacy will offer free blood-pressure checks on October 23, from 9am to 1pm, at 22 Princess Street in Hamilton. Cancer Screening: Health Minister Kim Wilson urged women, particularly those aged 40 and over, to discuss regular mammograms with their healthcare providers; early detection can improve treatment options and outcomes. Older Adults: Age Concern will hold a public meeting on October 27 as concerns grow over seniors’ access to essentials including health insurance, housing, nutritious food and transport. Child Wellbeing: Aon’s $15,000 donation will fund a school’s breakfasts for the academic year, helping students start the day with a nutritious meal.
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