Blood Supply Push: Bermuda Hospitals Board is urging the public to donate ahead of World Blood Donor Day, after Conduit Re won the annual Corporate Blood Drive challenge, highlighting ongoing need for regular, voluntary donors. HIV Awareness & Testing: Minister Kim Wilson says Bermuda saw a “concerning shift” with four new HIV diagnoses in four weeks, urging residents to get tested during HIV Awareness Month and reminding that treatment can manage HIV as a chronic condition. HIV Prevention Messaging: The House of Assembly update also stressed stigma reduction and expanded access to testing and prevention to help flatten transmission. Ebola Preparedness: Health Minister Kim Wilson reassured there are no confirmed Ebola cases in Bermuda, while the Ministry maintains vigilance, early detection steps, and coordination with partners. Parenting Support: The Department of Child and Family Services is rolling out prevention-focused parenting workshops and a Parent Coaching Certification Programme starting August 2026 to strengthen family coping and mental health skills. Hurricane Readiness: National Security Minister Michael Weeks warned that even a below-normal hurricane season forecast should not lead to complacency, urging residents to prepare now. Healthcare Liability Coverage: Banyan Risk launched a healthcare professional liability line in Bermuda with capacity from Mereo, targeting complex US hospital and allied health risks. Community Health Grants: The International Women’s Club Bermuda awarded $7,500 grants to Open Airways (asthma/COPD support) and SkillCraft. Regional Public Health Training: CARPHA trained 18 people across 15 member states on safely transporting infectious substances and diagnostic specimens to strengthen lab and pandemic readiness.