AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoMinority Welfare: Punjab’s minister says funding for minority communities will rise from Rs100 million to Rs16 billion, alongside promises of equal rights and support. Mental Health: Eastern Shore residents and behavioral health leaders gathered to address suicide, citing 71 crisis calls in Queen Anne’s County in fiscal 2026 and rising hospital visits for suicide and self-harm. Youth Support: Papua New Guinea’s NEST community program has launched two weeks of communication-skills training for 30 unemployed young people, building on its sports activities. Drug Harm: WithYou is urging the UK to appoint a single minister to lead drug policy after 37 drug-related deaths in Wigan and Leigh in 2025; the charity provides harm-reduction support locally. Election Oversight: Three Georgian NGOs warn proposed election-law changes could weaken scrutiny of results and limit court challenges. Local Funding: Shrewsbury Town Council has opened a new community-grants round for local groups, with applications due Nov. 17.
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