Humanitarian Aid: CARICOM delivered 88 containers to earthquake-hit Venezuela, including rice, canned goods, water, diapers, mattresses, clothes, plus medical supplies and machinery, with Belize among the contributing states. Migration & Health Services: Belize received its first migrant transfer under the U.S. Safe Third Country Agreement—an adult Haitian man—after coordinated immigration, security, and administrative checks. Regional Health Leadership: Belize assumed the rotating chair of COMISCA, with Health Minister Kevin Bernard pledging regional cooperation on non-communicable diseases, medicines access, health workforce, and emergency response. Medical Education: The University of Belize School of Medicine is finalizing its submission for provisional accreditation with CAAM-HP, meeting U.S. medical schools for guidance on curriculum and funding. School Nutrition & Activity: PAHO and OAS released new guidelines to help schools tackle rising childhood overweight, obesity, and inactivity through healthier food and more physical activity. Public Health & Environment: Belize City Council stepped up sargassum cleanup as decomposing seaweed raises odor and potential public health concerns. Child Protection: A 15-year-old in Orange Walk reported alleged child sexual abuse from 2018; police recorded statements and ordered a medical exam, with an investigation ongoing. Local Health Systems: Belize’s honey industry launched a Honey Traceability System Registry to improve food safety and quality assurance from hive to market.