AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoMental Health: For World Mental Health Day, Monaco’s R U OK? interview highlights the isolation some expats face: in a city of 144 nationalities, many workers commute home across the border, while 40% of expats surveyed said making local friends was difficult. Regular check-ins can help bridge the distance from family and established support networks. Family Health: Monaco association Entreparents will host a breastfeeding and early-childhood support day on October 14, bringing families together with midwives, dietitians, psychologists and local health services. Cancer Prevention: Monaco’s Octobre Rose campaign is urging early breast-cancer screening, with Princess Charlene joining a Pink Ribbon event at the Casino de Monte-Carlo. Disability Support: Princess Stéphanie visited a new shared-living facility offering 10 residents with disabilities a supported step towards greater independence. Support for Children: Les enfants de Frankie’s annual charity drive will raise funds for therapeutic projects and specialist equipment for sick and vulnerable children.
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