2025 was a year of growth, learning, and impact for our menstrual health education programme. With the continued support of our funder, the ACF and new funder UNICEF Eastern Caribbean, our partners WASH United and our menstrual health educators, we were able to deepen our reach, strengthen local capacity, and create more inclusive conversations around menstrual health across St Kitts and Nevis.
As part of Lake Health and Wellbeing’s ongoing commitment to strengthening community-led prevention in the Caribbean, we hosted a 1.5-hour webinar titled “An Introduction to NCDs and NCD Policies for Non-Medical Advocates.”
From June to August 2025, Lake Health and Wellbeing, Blue Conscience and the Nevis Historical and Conservation Society launched a new campaign, Sip Sustainably
We were pleased to partner with the Media Association of St. Kitts and Nevis, the Nevis Behavioural Health & Wellness Centre, and the Taiwan International Cooperation and Development Fund (ICDF) to host a webinar titled “An Introduction to Mental Health and Wellbeing for Journalists.”
On 25th September, world leaders gathered at the United Nations Headquarters in New York for the 4th UN High-Level Meeting (HLM) on the Prevention and Control of Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs).
As part of the Global Week for Action on NCDs 2025, Lake Health and Wellbeing, through its St. Kitts and Nevis NCD Alliance initiative, joined the worldwide call for leadership in addressing non-communicable diseases (NCDs) under the theme “Time to Lead.”
Today’s blog post comes from Jay Robinson, our Project Assistant who is also a yoga instructor. In this article, Jay explores her journey of starting yoga later in life.
For nearly two decades, Adella has been living with hypertension and, more recently, kidney disease. She spoke candidly with us about her journey
In this story, one man reflects on more than three decades of living with diabetes, the lifestyle changes he has made, and the major health challenges he has faced
In this story, one woman shares her journey to finally being diagnosed with Thalassemia after years of uncertainty, hospital visits, and declining health.
