Cardiac Care in the Pacific: Sri Sathya Sai Sanjeevani Heart Hospital in Fiji is expanding free specialised heart services across the region, with recent missions treating children from Kiribati and other island countries and early screening reaching schools, clinics and rural outreach. Life-Saving Surgeries for Kiribati Children: Two Kiribati children—9-month-old Amota and 5-year-old Ruata—received life-saving heart surgeries during a “Gift of Life” mission, and families say they’re now preparing to return home with improved health. More Cardiac Access Ahead: The same hospital plans to extend services to adults and adolescents later this month, aiming to reduce the burden of heart disease and travel costs for families. Safe UXO Disposal in Betio: New Zealand and Kiribati teams helped make residents safer after disposing of about 300 World War II unexploded ordnance items in Betio, with evacuations for degraded munitions and plans to build local EOD expertise. Nuclear Victims at the UN: Kiribati is linked to a UN meeting focused on victims’ experiences and environmental remediation from nuclear weapons testing, keeping humanitarian impacts in global discussions.