Maternal Health Upgrade: El Salvador is rolling out the “Mini Nido” at Zacamil Hospital, a family-centered maternal and neonatal space designed to make childbirth warmer and more private, with support for non-pharmacological pain relief, rooming-in, and links to breast milk collection and neonatology care. Gulf of Fonseca Access: El Salvador and Saudi Arabia are partnering to deliver three new medical boats to reach remote island communities in the Gulf of Fonseca, bringing doctors, nurses, lab staff, and health promoters plus equipment for about 4,360 residents. Dengue Alert in Guantánamo: Guantánamo Province is facing a complex dengue situation, with confirmed transmission in multiple municipalities, mosquito infestation above limits across the province, and warnings that severe cases could rise as rains continue. TPS Uncertainty for Salvadorans: A TPS deadline for about 200,000 Salvadorans passed without a public decision from the Trump administration, leaving families and attorneys in limbo while DHS says TPS will remain in effect “until” an announcement. Climate Pressure on Health: El Niño is strengthening and expected to bring above-normal temperatures and shifting rainfall across the Americas, raising risks for drought, extreme heat, wildfires, and food insecurity—factors that can quickly affect health systems and community wellbeing.