Ministry of Health - GD'A

03/09/2026

Hey Grenada!!!

This World Physiotherapy Day, take a step toward better health!

Join the Physiotherapy Department as we celebrate on Friday September 4th at the Gouyave Health Center in St. John and Tuesday September 8th at Bruce Street Mall.

Learn how physical activity can help prevent and manage chronic diseases. Enjoy exercise demonstrations, free blood pressure, blood glucose and weight checks, stress management tips, and practical guidance from healthcare professionals.

Your health is your greatest investment.

Move Better. Live Better. Join us September 4th and September 8th.

03/09/2026

Yes GRENADA!!!!

This World Physiotherapy Day, take a step toward better health!

Join our Physiotherapy Department as we celebrate on Friday September 4th at the Gouyave Health Center in St. John and Tuesday September 8th at Bruce Street Mall.

See the attached flyer for more details.

03/09/2026

02/09/2026

Tuberculosis (TB) Public Health Education Series.

Dear followers, the Ministry of Health, is continuing its public education series to keep you informed and empowered about (TB).

Today we’re going to talk about (TB)Treatment.

Please note that this series is designed to educate, and not cause alarm, there is absolutely NO need for panic. Knowledge is power, and staying informed helps protect our families and communities.

If you find this post helpful and informative please share it with your friends.

For more information or guidance, please contact the Ministry of Health. Together, we build a healthier nation.

01/09/2026

Tuberculosis (TB) Public Health Education Series.

Dear followers, the Ministry of Health, is continuing its public education series to keep you informed and empowered about (TB).

Today we’re going to talk about the Signs and Symptoms how of (TB).

Please note that this series is designed to educate, and not cause alarm, there is absolutely NO need for panic. Knowledge is power, and staying informed helps protect our families and communities.

If you find this post helpful and informative please share it with your friends.

For more information or guidance, please contact the Ministry of Health. Together, we build a healthier nation.

31/08/2026

Tuberculosis (TB) Public Health Education Series.

Dear followers, the Ministry of Health, is continuing its public education series to keep you informed and empowered about (TB).

Today we’re going to talk about how is (TB) NOT spread.

Please note that this series is designed to educate, and not cause alarm, there is absolutely NO need for panic. Knowledge is power, and staying informed helps protect our families and communities.

If you find this post helpful and informative please share it with your friends.

For more information or guidance, please contact the Ministry of Health. Together, we build a healthier nation.

30/08/2026

Tuberculosis (TB) Public Health Education Series.

Dear followers, the Ministry of Health, is continuing its public education series to keep you informed and empowered about (TB).

Today we’re going to talk about how does (TB) spread from person to person.

Please note that this series is designed to educate, and not cause alarm, there is absolutely NO need for panic. Knowledge is power, and staying informed helps protect our families and communities.

If you find this post helpful and informative please share it with your friends.

For more information or guidance, please contact the Ministry of Health. Together, we build a healthier nation.

29/08/2026

As you move about today, on the block, at the beach, eating out or making that last minute back to school shopping please remember to practice regular hand hygiene. It helps to keep you and our community SAFE!

29/08/2026

Tuberculosis (TB) Public Health Education Series.

Dear followers, the Ministry of Health, is continuing its public education series to keep you informed and empowered about (TB).

Today we’re going to talk about the different types of (TB).

Please note that this series is designed to educate, and not cause alarm, there is absolutely NO need for panic. Knowledge is power, and staying informed helps protect our families and communities.

If you find this post helpful and informative please share it with your friends.

For more information or guidance, please contact the Ministry of Health. Together, we build a healthier nation.