Head-teachers and principals who already have identified students in their schools who need immediate assistance for school fees, daily lunches and bus fares should contact the Save the Children Fund office.
This is to ensure that the children do not face difficulties in this area as funding has been provided through the listeners of Communications Fiji Limited radio stations to Save the Children.
Chief executive officer of Save the Children Fiji, Chandra Shekhar has requested the head teachers and the Principals of those schools situated in the flood affected areas to call him at his office on 3313178.
And for the people of Ba who still do not have clean drinking water, two Fiji Water trucks will be supplying water to people at Govind Park from this hour and two truckloads of Fiji Water will be at FSC Road Ba from 2pm today.
Ba is expected to have no water in many areas for at least four months.
Principals Need To Contact Save The Children
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