The German-based non-profit organisation Save the Children Deutschland has published its draft speaker on Child Security. Their Advocacy Manager, Eric Großhaus, has been working his way through the 124 pages of the draft and many critical points to undertake children's security.

The Germany-based non-profit organisation Save the Children Deutschland addressed the sufferings and causes of the people in Vanuatu due to the Cyclone outbreak due to sudden Climate change and shared the story of Noah, an 11-year-old boy living with his family.

St Kitts and Nevis: Prime Minister Dr Terrance Drew emphasised Mental Health as a crucial topic that demands public attention while addressing a National Consultation event on Mental Health at the Marriott Ballroom.

Kipfenberg Castle is a spur castle steeply 430 m above sea level. NHN high rocks east above the community of Kipfenberg, Burgstraße, in the district of Eichstätt in Bavaria, a state in Southeast Germany.

The Belgium-based Food and Beverage Manufacturing and supplying Unit, the Damaco Group, shared a heartwarming story of Rechele, a cheerful and enchanting three years old girl suffering from a bone marrow disorder and urged people to stem cell donors and help little Rachele in her Journey.

Magnesium is the essential nutrient that meets all the human body's needs and helps it stay healthy. Highlighting the importance of Magnesium in daily life, Canada-based digital creator and Entrepreneur Gisele Malliot mark that most people are Magnesium deficient. She also shared several reasons by well-known Doctor Carolyn Dean, author of The Miracle of Magnesium.

In a recent announcement, the Ministry of Health of St. Kitts and Nevis mentioned the rising number of patients with gastroenteritis (GE) throughout the Federation

Saint Lucia: It was a Wellness Wednesday, and a new episode of Travel Saint Lucia came in which their new Travel guest was a Wellness expert by profession, Candy Lifestyles with Candy Nicholas

The Sciensano Public Health Institute on Friday has made an announcement that over 3,175,000 people in Belgium have received their second booster shot against COVID-19.

Almost 500 million people around the world will develop heart disease, obesity, diabetes or other non-communicable diseases by 2030 because of the lack of physical activity if the government do not take urgent actions.

Free menstrual products are being offered in six secondary schools in the Brussels via distribution machines in a bid to tackle menstrual poverty.

As predicted, Covid-19 is officially sweeping across Belgium, increasing the number of new infections and hospitalisations.

It is possible for air pollution to cause damage even before babies are born. The research from UHasselt published in the journal of The Lancet Planetary Health has revealed the following information.

Around 1,700 people ran through the streets of Brussels and La Louviere on Sunday as part of the "Race for the Cure", an event raising funds on behalf of breast cancer research and charities.