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caribbeannationalweekly.com > posts > one-in-13-young-children-in-haiti-suffering-from-acute-malnutrition-unicef-says

One in 13 young children in Haiti suffering from acute malnutrition

50+ min ago   (475+ words) Approximately one in 13 children under age five in Haiti is suffering from acute malnutrition as worsening insecurity and economic hardship continue to limit families’ access to nutritious food and healthcare, according to new findings released by UNICEF. Preliminary results from…...

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caribbeannationalweekly.com > posts > cottage-home-care-services-hosts-back-to-school-giveback-for-500-children-in-queens

Cottage Home Care Services hosts back-to-school giveback for 500 children

2+ day, 1+ hour ago   (609+ words) Cottage Home Care Services is sending backpacks and school supplies to 200 children in Berbice, Guyana More than 500 children and families from across Queens gathered in South Richmond Hill for a day of celebration, community and giving as Cottage Home Care…...

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caribbeannationalweekly.com > posts > miami-dade-schools-join-usda-program-offering-free-reduced-price-meals

Miami-Dade schools join USDA program offering free, reduced-price meals

4+ day, 9+ hour ago   (367+ words) Miami-Dade County Public Schools has announced its participation in the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Child Care Food Program, providing eligible children with access to nutritious meals and snacks. The federally funded program reimburses child care providers for serving meals and snacks…...

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caribbeannationalweekly.com > posts > rights-group-calls-for-urgent-action-as-antigua-reports-over-200-child-abuse-cases

Rights group calls for urgent action as Antigua reports over 200 child abuse cases

4+ day, 9+ hour ago   (602+ words) A human rights advocacy organization is calling for urgent action to strengthen child protection in Antigua and Barbuda following reports that more than 200 cases of child abuse have been recorded since the beginning of 2026. The Implementation Universal Declaration of Human…...

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caribbeannationalweekly.com > posts > nine-in-10-jamaicans-support-regulation-of-minors-social-media-use-survey-finds

9 in 10 Jamaicans support policy on minors’ social media use

4+ week, 2+ day ago   (457+ words) Nine out of every 10 Jamaicans support government regulation of minors’ use of social media, with many also calling for a national policy framework to protect children online, according to findings from the National Survey on Social Media Use and the…...

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caribbeannationalweekly.com > posts > Broward-schools-expand-enrichment-courses

Broward schools expand enrichment courses, add librarians

1+ mon, 1+ day ago   (481+ words) Broward County Public Schools is expanding access to enrichment courses at all elementary schools and adding more opportunities for students to take advanced high school classes as part of new initiatives announced Tuesday. For the first time in years, all…...

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caribbeannationalweekly.com > posts > broward-schools-consider-screen-time-limits-for-youngest-students-ai-monitoring

Broward Schools consider screen time limits for students

1+ mon, 2+ day ago   (421+ words) Broward County Public Schools could introduce new limits on classroom device use for its youngest students as the School Board considers a proposal aimed at reducing screen exposure and strengthening digital safety measures. The board is scheduled to discuss the…...

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caribbeannationalweekly.com > posts > sizzla-kalonji-launches-free-summer-school-program

Sizzla Kalonji launches free summer school program

1+ mon, 6+ day ago   (353+ words) Sizzla Kalonji, through the Sizzla Youth Foundation, has launched free summer classes for children in his beloved August Town community, reinforcing his decades-long commitment to youth development and education. The program, being hosted at the Sizzla Youth Foundation Museum in…...

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caribbeannationalweekly.com > posts > best-emergency-furnace-repair-in-seattle-2026-top-5-compared

Best emergency furnace repair in Seattle: Top 5 compared

1+ mon, 1+ week ago   (764+ words) Tropical Storm Bertha — 50 mph sustained winds Response time matters more here than almost anywhere else in home repair — that's the risk a slow furnace company creates without meaning to. Five companies made this list after a comparison of licensing, arrival…...

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caribbeannationalweekly.com > posts > opinion-whats-up-with-the-birthrate-why-is-it-down

Opinion: What’s up with the birthrate? Why is it down?

1+ mon, 1+ week ago   (686+ words) Tropical Storm Bertha — 50 mph sustained winds According to an astonishing report in the 2025 edition of the Economic and Social Survey of Jamaica, the nation’s population grew by only 600 over the period from 2024 to 2025. The population amounted to 2,763,600 in 2024 and 2,764,200 at…...