Behavioral Health & Prevention: Guam’s Go Peace 26 Conference at Hyatt Regency Guam brought together behavioral health professionals, educators, and community groups for three days focused on prevention, mental health, and how different generations can better support one another. Local Health Infrastructure: Guam Memorial Hospital Authority received FEMA Hazard Mitigation Grant funding for a secondary power source to protect the island’s only public hospital during extended outages. Women’s Health Access: Todu Guam Foundation welcomed OB/GYN Dr. Jacqueline M.K. Wong to its Women’s Health team, now accepting new patients and referrals. School Health & Safety: After the Tiyan campus shutdown, GDOE says a Sept. 11 inspection could allow Tiyan and Simon A. Sanchez students to return under a double-session schedule. Community Wellness & Youth: A panel at Go Peace 26 highlighted more self-referrals from younger students seeking counseling, pointing to growing awareness of stress and sadness. Reef & Watershed Protection: The Guam Restoration of Watersheds (GROW) initiative is restoring southern Guam landscapes to improve freshwater and protect coral reefs by reducing erosion and sediment runoff. Digital Imaging Upgrade: MDX Imaging Center installed a new digital X-ray system to expand diagnostic capacity with faster imaging and lower radiation dose. Public Health Records: Guam’s Department of Public Health says no lifetime or vital records were lost in a fire at the former Public Health building, as GCC plans to raze it for new nursing and paramedic simulation labs.