HIV Awareness Push: Bermuda’s Health Minister Kim Wilson says there’s been a “concerning shift” with four new HIV diagnoses in the last four weeks, urging residents to get tested and join June’s HIV Awareness Month activities, noting 306 people were estimated living with HIV as of Dec 31, 2025. Hospital Overcrowding Questions: In Parliament, MPs pressed the Junior Minister for a clear plan to tackle chronic Emergency Department overcrowding at KEMH, including ED capacity with and without hallway/overflow boarding and how dignity, privacy and hygiene are maintained for boarded patients. Blood Donation Drive Results: Bermuda Hospitals Board praised Conduit Re for winning its annual corporate blood drive, with the trophy presented ahead of World Blood Donor Day and a renewed public call for blood donors. Prevention-Focused Parenting Support: The Department of Child and Family Services is rolling out prevention-focused parenting workshops and a Parent Coaching Certification Programme (training starts Aug 2026, ends Apr 2027) to strengthen parenting capacity. Ebola Preparedness Update: The Ministry of Health reiterated there are no confirmed Ebola cases in Bermuda, while maintaining monitoring and early detection readiness as WHO treats Ebola as a Public Health Emergency of International Concern. Hurricane Preparedness Reminder: National Security Minister Michael Weeks warned that even with a below-normal Atlantic hurricane forecast, Bermuda must prepare now—one storm can still cause major disruption.