Health Workforce Training: The Ministry of Health and Medical Services is coaching frontline staff on diabetic foot wound assessment, debridement and care to prevent complications and amputations, especially since Solomon Islands lacks podiatrists. Health System Funding: The MHMS is seeking about $6.8m in supplementary donor funding for 2025, including support via Australia, the EU, UNICEF and the Fred Hollows Foundation for provincial services, nursing schools and environmental health work. Medicines Access: A Public Accounts Committee hearing says essential medical supplies are available at about 83%, with calls to push closer to 90% and improve how donor-funded programmes are managed. Freshwater & Climate Resilience: Government has launched the PacFresH2O programme to protect freshwater resources and strengthen climate resilience across Solomon Islands and Papua New Guinea. Rural Health Links: In Small Malaita, a China-backed grant will buy boats and an engine to improve safer access to health services, schools and markets; in East Central Guadalcanal, a sanitation project is set to reduce waterborne and sanitation-related illness. Community Water & Power: Solomon Islands–Australia projects in East Kwaio include gravity-fed clean water systems and solar power for schools and the Atoifi College of Nursing, aiming to improve health and service delivery. Security for Health Services: Australia’s handover of new maritime assets (Naiad boats and the Lofung border outpost) is expected to support search and rescue, medical evacuations and delivery of health services in remote areas.