Nursing Excellence: HSA nurse Kimberley Wedderburn received the 2026 Eloise Reid Excellence in Nursing Award after starting as a critical care intern and later earning wound care, diabetic wound care and ostomy certifications. Public Health Alert: Health officials say one confirmed cyclosporiasis case has been identified in Cayman, linked to recent travel, with no sign of local spread; diarrhoea is the main symptom and treatment is available. Workplace Safeguarding: MHES appointed Carolina Ferreira as its first designated safeguarding lead to strengthen protection for children and vulnerable adults across the ministry, including policy, training and compliance. Infection Control Update: After Legionnaires’ disease was confirmed at HSA in George Town, environmental sampling found Legionella in the hospital; specific areas were closed/remediated and water supplies adjusted pending follow-up testing. Respiratory Precautions: A Saharan dust plume is expected this weekend; residents—especially children, seniors and people with asthma—are urged to protect themselves and seek care if symptoms worsen. Active Living: MHES marked the end of the Move it Cayman campaign with a family fun day and health screenings, pointing to the next STEP into Wellness initiative. Aquatic Sports Boost: Ground was broken on Cayman’s world-class Aquatic Centre to expand learn-to-swim and aquatic training for all ages, including para-athletes. Community Care Moment: An MRCU officer helped a resident in urgent distress with breathing difficulty until paramedics arrived, highlighting quick action and follow-up support.