AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoChildren’s Health: Monaco’s Les enfants de Frankie charity has launched its 22nd fundraiser, selling €3 “Crazy Frankie” noses to support sick and disabled children with therapeutic projects, specialist equipment and activities. Pop-up stalls are planned at Princess Grace Hospital and other local sites. Disability Support: Princess Stéphanie visited Monaco’s new shared living unit, where 10 residents with disabilities receive support while building independence. The 450-square-metre facility opened in July. Breast Cancer Awareness: Monaco’s Octobre Rose campaign is urging women to keep up with screening. Residents and women covered by Monaco’s social security, aged 45 to 80, are invited for mammograms every two years; any breast changes should be checked promptly. Princess Charlene launched the month-long campaign by lighting Place du Casino pink. Ageing and Longevity: Monaco has the world’s oldest population, with a median age above 55 and life expectancy over 85. The small resident population and influx of retirees help shape those figures.
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