Dog Attack Aftermath (Bimini): A 9-year-old South Florida boy, Beau Brattain, remains in recovery after a July 28 pack-dog attack on a Bimini beach that left severe injuries, including major scalp damage, and required multiple surgeries and a U.S. Coast Guard airlift to Miami. Police Action: Royal Bahamas Police arrested Harrington Rolle of South Bimini and charged him with negligently causing grievous harm and allowing a dangerous dog to be at large, among other counts. Breastfeeding Support (World Breastfeeding Week): The Bahamas National Breastfeeding Association and the Ministry of Health & Wellness marked Aug. 1–7 with community education and events, including a Big Latch On on Aug. 7 at The Mall at Marathon. Primary Health Care Partnership: The Bahamas joined PAHO’s Alliance for Primary Health Care in the Americas, setting up a consultative mechanism led by the Ministry of Health & Wellness to coordinate investments and technical support. Youth Health Prevention: The IGNITE Youth Forum, run through the Ministry of Health and the Bahamas National Drug Council, trained young people as prevention ambassadors to resist risky behaviours. Local Health Capacity: The Public Hospitals Authority took possession of the New Harbourside facility to expand capacity, and Ministry of Health Wellness acquired an additional medical facility. Community Fundraising (Cancer): Sisters Hadassah and Aryanna Hanna raised $7,500 through “Coins for Cancer” for the Cancer Society of The Bahamas.