People Management Division, Ministry for Health and Active Ageing

The People Management Division within the Ministry for Health and Active Ageing is deeply saddened by the sudden loss of our colleague, Victoria Azzopardi, from the Pacemaker Clinic.

We extend our heartfelt condolences to her family, friends, and colleagues during this difficult time. Victoria's dedication and commitment will be fondly remembered, and she will be greatly missed.

May she rest in peace.🕊

Today, on Human Resources Day, we extend our sincere appreciation to all colleagues working within the People Management Division and across every HR Unit within the Ministry for Health and Active Ageing.

Your dedication, professionalism, and commitment to supporting our workforce are at the heart of a resilient and people-centred health service. From recruitment and employee support to development, wellbeing, and organisational excellence, your work makes a lasting difference every day.

Thank you for the vital role you play in empowering our people and strengthening healthcare across the ministry.

🌟 Employee Recognition: Reno Montebello 🌟

Reno Montebello has been a dedicated nurse since 1999, bringing decades of clinical experience and over 20 years of continuous service at Saint Vincent de Paul. Throughout his career, he has built strong clinical, organisational, and leadership skills, always placing patient-centred care at the heart of his work.

Currently serving as a Charge Nurse in the Day Clinic, Reno coordinates clinical services, supports multidisciplinary teams, and ensures high-quality care for older persons every day.

💬 “One of the most rewarding parts of my role is seeing clients genuinely satisfied with the care and support they receive.”

Known for his calm and approachable leadership style, Reno is passionate about teamwork, safety, dignity in care, and supporting both patients and colleagues in a demanding healthcare environment.

Outside of work, he enjoys following football and spending time outdoors to relax and recharge.

👏 Join us in recognising Reno for his dedication, leadership, and commitment to quality care.

🌟 Employee Recognition: Terence Cesare 🌟

Terence Cesare began his career as a radiographer in 2009 and later advanced his expertise with a Master’s in CT Imaging. In 2023, he joined Saint Vincent de Paul, where he now leads the Diagnostic Imaging Unit (DIU).

Since then, he has played a key role in expanding and modernising services, including the introduction of Bone Densitometry, CT, and MRI, while also improving patient pathways, accessibility, and overall service quality.

💬 “Providing safe, patient-centred care is fundamental to me. We continuously work to improve communication, accessibility, and efficiency to deliver the best possible service.”

For Terence, healthcare is driven by purpose and passion.
💬 “We should be proud of the work we do, every day is an opportunity to care for others. Passion is essential in healthcare.”

Outside of work, he enjoys spending time outdoors and with his family.

👏 Join us in celebrating Terence and his dedication to excellence in patient care.

Happy International Nurses Day! 💙

Today, the People Management Division within the Ministry for Health and Active Ageing celebrates and thanks all nurses for their dedication, professionalism, and care shown every day.

Your hard work and commitment make a real difference in people’s lives. Thank you for everything you do 👏

This Mother’s Day, we celebrate the mothers and mother figures who walk beside us, and lovingly remember those who now live forever in our hearts. 💐

For every sacrifice, lesson, comforting word, and unconditional love — today, and always, we thank you. 🩷

Happy Mother's Day!

As the Primary Science Fair at MICAS in Floriana comes to a close, we reflect on an inspiring and rewarding week.
It has been a pleasure engaging with so many talented and enthusiastic students, all eager to learn, explore, and innovate. Our health professionals were proud to be part of this journey, sharing knowledge and encouraging interest in science and health-related fields.
A heartfelt well done to all healthcare professionals, students, educators, and organisers for making this event such a success. We look forward to seeing where these young minds will go next!



Supporting the Primary Science Fair Directorate for STEM and VET Programmes

The energy at the Primary Science Fair at MICAS in Floriana continues to build!

Today was filled with engaging conversations, curious questions, and impressive student projects that highlight the creativity and potential of our future scientists. Our team was proud to support and interact with students, sharing insights into the world of health and science.

Events like these remind us how important it is to nurture curiosity and learning from a young age. Well done to everyone contributing to this fantastic initiative.



Supporting the Primary Science Fair by Directorate for STEM and VET Programmes

Another exciting day at the Primary Science Fair at MICAS in Floriana!

Today, we continued engaging with bright young students eager to explore the world of science. Through interactive discussions and hands-on experiences, our health professionals shared knowledge and encouraged curiosity about health and scientific careers.

It’s inspiring to witness such passion and enthusiasm growing stronger each day. Well done to all involved for making today a truly enriching experience.



Supporting the Primary Science Fair Directorate for STEM and VET Programmes