By Journal on May 29, 2025
Australia Aid, Chewy Lin, Claret Chong Gum, FIBA Oceania, Holden Nena, Marshall Islands Basketball Federation, Miss Marshall Islands, Sisterhoops4Health
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A program using basketball development as a platform for health awareness among young people aged eight to 15 has been ongoing in Majuro and ran its second of three clinics last weekend at the ECC gym in Delap. Called Sisterhoops4Health, the program is a three-part event that utilizes basketball as a platform to raise awareness […]
By Journal on September 12, 2024
Holden Nena, Lobaj Kaminaga, Majuro USP, Mircale Lang, Oyinade Ogunmokun, Taylani Lucky, University of the South Pacific Student Association, Wilmer Joel
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WILMER JOEL The University of the South Pacific Student Association hosted a discussion on mental health last week Friday with panelists focusing on a range of issues affecting local residents.The panel included Dr. Holden Nena from the Ministry of Health and Human Services, Pastor Lobaj Kaminaga, Director of CMI Counseling Oyinade Ogunmokun, and USP student […]
By Journal on October 21, 2021
177 Health Care Program, Anela Hernandez, Breast Cancer Awareness Pink Tea Party, Brek Batley, Cancer Society, Eve Burns, FAMI Chorale, Francyne Wase-Jacklick, Hilda Heine, Holden Nena, Human Services at the Ministry of Health and Human Services, Jack Niedenthal, Jeffrey Hsaio, Lania Kaiko, Mariah Carey, Marie Milne, Maryia deBrum, Norio Saito, Pink Month, Roxanne Cabral, WUTMI
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EVE BURNS To say last Thursday’s Pink Tea Party was a success is to be guilty of a gross understatement. The fourth annual Pink Tea Party was a spectacular event organized by the Ministry of Health and Human Services’ National Cancer Prevention Program, Marshall Islands Breast Cancer Society, Cancer Support Group and Women United Together […]
By Journal on June 11, 2021
Alfred Alfred Jr., Asian, Bruce Bilimon, Ellen Milne-Paul, Eve Burns, Groundbreaking, Holden Nena, Jack Niedenthal, Mental Health Awareness Month, New Facility, Richard Hickson
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The recent groundbreaking for the RMI’s first-ever Human Services stress ward and crisis unit moves plans from the drawing board to the action stage. Asian Development Bank and RMI Covid funds are supporting the new facility, putting priority on a long-neglected area of health in the Marshall Islands. “The biggest struggle for mental health was […]