Immigration & Health Access: With Temporary Protected Status for El Salvador set to end Sept. 9, thousands face sudden loss of legal stability in the U.S., raising urgent concerns about healthcare access and continuity of care for families and workers. Cross-Border Medical Crisis: A new report highlights kidney disease as a growing cross-border problem for young migrants—when treatment is scarce in El Salvador’s public system, families rely on costly private care or remittances, often only delaying the inevitable. Public Health & Climate Risk: El Niño is strengthening and expected to persist through Feb. 2027, with drought and extreme heat already disrupting Central America—conditions that can worsen food security and health risks. Local Care & Supplies: A donation of medicines and surgical supplies from Cuba’s Schafik Handal Center reached El Salvador’s Francisco Castro Ceruto Polyclinic, supporting ICU and obstetrics services for tens of thousands. Healthcare in the Community: OPAMSS is advancing the $80M TREVO urban development project, which includes large-scale improvements that can affect access to services and healthier living conditions. Violence & Maternal Health: In the U.S., a pregnant woman in Los Angeles was declared brain-dead after a shooting, underscoring how trauma and emergency care gaps can be devastating for expectant mothers.