Food & Nutrition Policy: In the U.S., new Trump-era restrictions tied to H.R. 1 are cutting off legal immigrants from SNAP and other supports, with a steep drop in food aid participation reported nationwide and especially in Arizona—raising concerns for families’ day-to-day health and nutrition. Healthcare Coverage Cuts: The same law sets up major Medicaid and Medicare eligibility changes for older lawfully present immigrants, with Medicaid coverage ending Oct. 1, 2026 and Medicare narrowing Jan. 2027—potentially stripping health coverage from hundreds of thousands. Immunization Access (Guam): Guam’s Department of Public Health and Social Services is running a free Back-to-School Immunization Outreach Clinic at Micronesia Mall on July 10, offering routine childhood vaccines for eligible children. Disability Support (Guam): A free Assistive Technology Fair at Micronesia Mall on June 27 will showcase tools—including AI smart glasses—to help people with disabilities live more independently. Youth SRHR (Pacific): Youth OCEANS’ Pleasurenesia guide argues Pacific-led, pleasure-inclusive sexuality education is needed to better address rising teen pregnancy, HIV, gender-based violence, and unmet contraceptive needs. Coral Health (Micronesia): University of Guam REEF fellows used regional coral monitoring tools to track reefs in Yap and Kosrae, reporting steady coral declines linked to water heating events. Climate Preparedness: SPREP urges Pacific communities to prepare for El Niño impacts after it was declared underway.