As part of the Health agreement between the Regional Health Agency (ARS) of Guadeloupe / Northern Islands and the rectorate of Guadeloupe, a working group is collaborating on the development of psychosocial skills in children, the agency announced. "The challenge is to provide students, especially the most vulnerable, with the tools necessary to develop their psychosocial skills in order to establish a school culture favorable to learning," according to ARS. Several training days are organized with the educational community. Doctor Florelle Bradamentis, director of the public health pole at ARS, was also the guest yesterday of the Guadeloupe 1st radio newspaper to discuss this subject. Note that the ARS has just acquired a new website. _EH
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