AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoMilitary & Health Policy: The House failed to codify Trump’s trans military ban into the NDAA after four Republicans—including Guam’s James Moylan—voted with Democrats; meanwhile two anti-trans amendments advanced, including TRICARE restrictions on gender-affirming care and a ban on transgender girls in military-run K-12 sports. Local Health Access & Caregiving: Your Well First and the Guam Early Childhood & Caregivers Academy will host caregiver workshops in August focused on stress, resilience, and preventing burnout. Disaster Recovery & Nutrition: USDA approved Guam SNAP benefit replacement of 30% for households affected by Typhoon Bavi, and GDOE will keep school meals free for all students in SY 2026-27 under the Community Eligibility Provision. Community Health Events: GRMC marks 11 years with a Steel Strong, Heart Driven Health Fair July 25 featuring free screenings and wellness resources. Healthcare System Watch: Guam’s AG and GovGuam are keeping quiet on settlement talks tied to the Mangilao hospital lawsuit, while AG Moylan says the next governor will decide where to build. Wellness: A Wellness Wednesday column highlights practical skin protection for Guam’s extreme UV levels. Infrastructure for Health: Guam signed agreements to expand high-speed internet to unserved homes and healthcare/community anchor institutions under the federal BEAD program.
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