Caregiver Wellness: Your Well First and the Guam Early Childhood & Caregivers Academy are launching a caregiver stress and burnout workshop series Aug. 8 and Aug. 22, with tools for recognizing burnout and building sustainable self-care. Hospital Accountability: The Office of the Attorney General and the Office of the Governor are not sharing details of settlement talks in the Mangilao hospital federal lawsuit, while AG Doug Moylan says the next governor will decide the site since senators weren’t involved. Community Health Access: Guam Regional Medical City marks 11 years with a free Steel Strong, Heart Driven Health Fair July 25 at Micronesia Mall, offering screenings, education, and games. Disaster Nutrition Support: USDA says Guam SNAP households affected by Typhoon Bavi can get automatic 30% benefit replacements, with more details through DPHS. School Meals: GDOE will keep school breakfast and lunch free for all students in SY 2026-2027 under the Community Eligibility Provision. Power & Recovery: CUC reports new restoration materials arriving for NMI power recovery after Typhoon Bavi, with longer outages expected in some Saipan areas. Public Health Resources: HHS expands CNMI recovery support, including the Emergency Prescription Assistance Program and a Disaster Behavioral Health Team. Safety Update: Guam Police and Fire responded to a fatal auto-pedestrian crash in Anigua; CPR was initiated and later stopped under GMH protocol. Local Wellness Tip: A “Wellness Wednesday” column highlights Guam’s high UV risk and practical sun protection guidance. Connectivity for Care: Guam signed BEAD agreements to expand high-speed internet to homes and community anchor institutions, including healthcare facilities, supporting telehealth and emergency communications. SNAP Timing: Guam SNAP recipients can expect August benefits Aug. 1–10.