AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoHousehold Health: Rising fuel costs are pushing some Pacific families to delay clinic visits and cut meals, with rural and outer-island households facing higher transport and food costs. Governments are using social protection and subsidies to cushion the shock. Mental Health: Te Kainga is using October outreach to promote support for people and families affected by alcohol addiction, while Cook Islands men’s counsellors at Te POM are encouraging people to seek help without shame. Regional Health: Health leaders meeting in Rarotonga put AI, health data and research on the agenda for closer Pacific cooperation and more resilient health systems. Cancer Awareness: The Cook Islands Breast Cancer Foundation is recognising four pioneers at its Pinktober breakfast and urging families to prioritise breast health, early detection and screening. Child Health: A global report puts obesity at 37% among Cook Islands children and adolescents aged 5–19, underlining the need to address unhealthy food environments and other drivers.
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