School Mental Health: King City and Greenfield high schools opened new on-campus Wellness Centers after redesigning existing spaces, funded through the district plan; each center has two full-time licensed mental health therapists offering individual/group support, crisis help, short-term counseling, and referrals, with students able to access care during the day and at breaks. UN Development Funding: The UN announced a major 2025 boost for Gabon—$18.5m (10.5bn FCFA) across 21 agencies—aimed at governance and human rights, a green-blue economy transition, and social inclusion (education, healthcare, and opportunity). Public Health & Jobs: Gabon’s payroll cleanup removed 1,473 “ghost” public employees after accounting/biometric checks, freeing over 11bn FCFA annually that the government says will go toward hospitals, schools, and hiring real health and education workers. Food Sovereignty: Gabon’s poultry import ban dispute with the US heads to the WTO, with Libreville arguing it’s about food self-reliance and building domestic production as the UN General Assembly spotlight opens. Wellness Policy Watch: India is considering restricting social media accounts for under-18s, citing mental health and online safety concerns, while enforcement and age verification remain major hurdles.