Blood supply push: Bermuda Hospitals Board is urging residents to donate ahead of World Blood Donor Day on Sunday, highlighting the need for regular, voluntary donors and praising Conduit Re for winning the annual Corporate Blood Drive. HIV awareness and testing: Minister Kim Wilson says there’s been a “concerning shift” with four new HIV diagnoses in four weeks, urging people to know their status as June is HIV Awareness Month. Housing and health equity: Housing Minister Zane DeSilva says banks must help deliver homeownership through an Affordable Housing Programme backed by major financing commitments, aiming to expand access to stable housing. Parenting support: The Department of Child and Family Services is rolling out prevention-focused parenting workshops and a Parent Coaching Certification Programme, with training starting August 2026. Infectious disease readiness: Health officials reiterate there are no confirmed Ebola cases in Bermuda, while maintaining monitoring and early detection preparedness. Healthcare risk coverage: Banyan Risk launches a healthcare professional liability line in Bermuda with Mereo capacity, targeting complex hospital and allied health risks. Community health grants: International Women’s Club Bermuda awards $7,500 grants to Open Airways for asthma and COPD support, including free spirometry testing and medication assistance. Hurricane preparedness reminder: National Security Minister Michael Weeks warns that even with a below-normal forecast, Bermuda must prepare now for the 2026 season.