AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCrop Over & Kadooment: Grand Kadooment Day 2026 drew huge crowds, with 22 costumed bands and an estimated 15,000–20,000 revelers, as the island marked the peak of Crop Over’s sugar-harvest roots. Back-to-school support: Church of God in Christ outreach delivered health screenings and vaccinations for nearly 300 children, while a separate initiative is easing the pressure on parents with “Every child should have a backpack” donations. Breastfeeding push: The Breastfeeding and Child Nutrition Foundation is calling for an urgent national breastfeeding policy to support mothers, healthcare workers, and community environments. Health & ageing: BARP is backing BAMP’s message that healthy ageing starts long before retirement, after concerns about non-communicable diseases among older Barbadians. Community & culture: Panazz: The Story is celebrated internationally for its journey from a school assignment to a documentary, and Sea Cadets are heading to Hong Kong for training and cultural exchange. Sports & youth: CPL SchoolYard is rolling out back-to-school initiatives across the region, including player visits and book-bag essentials. Safety at festivals: The National Council on Substance Abuse warns of underage drinking at Crop Over events where ID checks reportedly weren’t strong enough. Honouring Sir Garfield Sobers: Bay Primary School is set to be renamed after Sir Garry, with PM Mia Mottley backing the move.
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