AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoHealth Workforce & Licensing: Guam’s new school psychologist licensing pathway is now in place under Public Law 38-131, with GDOE psychologists getting 90 days to apply for licensure under a grandfather provision. Medical Accountability: A father says Guam’s medical board’s slow handling of a complaint tied to the 2018 death of a 5-year-old has left families without timely justice, even after the board voted to complete its investigation. Cancer Support & Mind-Body Care: At the Guam Cancer Survivorship Conference, mindfulness exercises were highlighted as a practical tool for managing stress and supporting mental health during survivorship. Local Care Access Funding: Guam could see more than $5 million in federal investments aimed at upgrades to Guam Memorial Hospital, emergency response, and forensic/DNA lab improvements. Mental Health System Gaps: A letter argues Guam’s mental health “safety net” needs stronger access, staffing, follow-up care, and long-term options for people with severe chronic illness. Wellness Tourism: Guam’s Visitors Bureau and partners promoted “Wellness Island” at the Seoul International Travel Fair, pitching nature, relaxation, sports, and culture to Korean travelers. Public Health & Safety Costs: A long-running Ypao Beach Park water leak is still draining Parks and Recreation about $33,000 a month, with officials saying a solution is pending. Community Wellness: Guam High School won a $500 participation prize for Kick the Fat 2026, supporting student activity programs. Infrastructure for Health: CCU authorized GWA to use ARPA funds for eligible water and wastewater projects tied to the Mangilao medical complex timeline.
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