FCFPP to Close August 2026 Vacation Period with Youth Camp for Ages 12–16

The Dutch Caribbean territories participated in Amsterdam's World Pride celebrations last weekend, taking part in the iconic Canal Parade. Representatives from the Caribbean parts of the Kingdom of the Netherlands — which include Aruba, Curaçao, Sint Maarten, Bonaire, Sint Eustatius, and Saba — were present as part of the festivities. World Pride is one of the largest LGBTQ+ events in the world, and Amsterdam's hosting drew international attention. The inclusion of the Dutch Caribbean in the Canal Parade highlights the cultural and political ties between the islands and the Netherlands as one Kingdom. The participation signals visibility and solidarity for LGBTQ+ communities across the Caribbean region of the Kingdom.

On Saturday evening, the foundation Educar para Transformar held its graduation ceremony in Aruba, marking a significant milestone for its students. Kimberly de Cuba was among those who received a certificate and diploma in Entrepreneurship during the event. The foundation, whose name translates to 'Educate to Transform,' focuses on empowering individuals through education and skills development. De Cuba's achievement in Entrepreneurship signals her intent to pursue new professional opportunities on the island. The graduation ceremony highlights the ongoing efforts of local organizations in Aruba to foster economic self-sufficiency and personal growth through structured learning programs.

Fundacion Epilepsia Aruba has announced the launch of a new television program titled 'Bo No Ta Bo So,' which translates to 'You Are Not Alone.' The show is set to begin airing on August 4, 2026, and is designed to raise public awareness about epilepsy on the island. The foundation is using television as a platform to reach a broader audience and reduce stigma surrounding the condition. The program's title reflects a message of solidarity and support for those living with epilepsy in Aruba. By bringing these conversations to a mainstream media platform, the foundation aims to educate the community and encourage those affected to seek support. The initiative represents a significant step in the organization's ongoing public health and community outreach efforts.