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Page 17 of 23 of the Small Good Things archive — 409 verified good-news stories with named sources, newest first, updated August 2026.

Health Americas

Canada expands RSV protection for infants in remote Indigenous communities

Canada's National Advisory Committee on Immunization issued updated guidance on April 10, 2026 recommending nirsevimab, a monoclonal antibody, for infants at high risk of severe RSV disease, explicitly including infants in First Nations, Métis, and Inuit communities. Infants in remote northern communities face a very high risk of hospitalization for RSV, according to the guidance.

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Environment Africa

Kenya's black rhino population passes 1,000 as thermal cameras halt poaching

Kenya's black rhino population has surpassed its national recovery target of 1,000 animals, a 150% increase from around 400 in the 1980s, WWF reported. Thermal cameras mounted on night patrol vehicles, combined with AI-assisted monitoring, have helped completely halt poaching in key conservation areas including Ol Pejeta Conservancy and Solio Game Reserve, with Kenya targeting 2,000 black rhinos by 2037.

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Science Oceania

Telehealth becomes an established route to specialist care across remote NT

Telehealth has become an established route to specialist healthcare for residents of remote Northern Territory communities, with local clinics and doctors using video or phone consultations to connect patients with NT Health specialists and services. Providers including Abby Health have partnered with Kimberley Aboriginal Medical Services to extend long-term GP and nurse practitioner care into the Territory.

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Kindness Americas

Toronto's Daily Bread Food Bank distributes 35 million pounds of food a year

Daily Bread Food Bank now distributes more than 35 million pounds of food a year from its Etobicoke hub across a network of 214 programs, as food bank visits across Toronto reached a record 4.1 million in the past year, CBC News reported. The food bank has already logged more than 920,000 visits since the start of 2026, ahead of last year's pace.

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Education Europe

Edinburgh libraries lend free instruments as music service reaches every secondary school

Edinburgh Libraries, in partnership with We Make Music Scotland and Tinderbox Collective, loan donated musical instruments free to anyone with a library card. The City of Edinburgh Council reported that this term marked the first time all of Edinburgh's secondary schools were represented in the Instrumental Music Service's citywide Usher Hall concert series.

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