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Stories from the community CSO diariesZero-dose children How Aka hunters and Fulani chiefs helped health workers locate CAR’s missed-out children

Samaritan Health and Wellness’ Hook provides free items for anglers at Jug Creek Shark Tournament

Many kids in King County are struggling with depression or with mental health concerns, although according to the latest Washington Healthy Youth Survey, things are getting incrementally better. Among thousands of 10th graders surveyed in 2025:

People in England needing immediate care for mental health problems will be able to access specialist walk-in hubs close to their home, the government is promising

Princess Beatrice has been dealing with challenging times as she is set to make an emotional decision

This capacity statement explains our approach to delivering health, nutrition, and water, sanitation and hygiene programmes and how this work is helping girls and their families

Using data collected by Insecurity Insight, the Safeguarding Health in Conflict Coalition (SHCC) identified190 incidentsof violence against or obstruction of health care across the West Bank and East Jerusalem in 2025. Health workers were arrested, threatened, or injured; health facilities were damaged, violently raided, or surrounded; and ambulances and emergency medical teams were repeatedly delayed,…

About one in five young people aged 13 to 22 already seek out AI chatbots for mental health advice. A qualitative study published Monday by Stanford researcher Caroline Figueroa found they know exactly what is wrong with the tools they are using: AI is designed to agree with them, and that agreement is making them…

London, UK – 22nd June 2026 – As awareness grows around the importance of daily sun protection following World Sunscreen Day in May, new global data and insights fromCircana show that sunscreen and SPF products are no longer just summer holiday essentials. Instead, SPF is increasingly becoming part of everyday skincare and wellness routines around the world

LAHORE:The Balochistan government and the National AI Hub for Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (MNCH), based at Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS), have signed an MoU to establish a strategic partnership aimed at strengthening maternal, newborn, and child health services through artificial intelligence (AI), digital innovation, and evidence-informed decision-making