334 articles tagged "assistance"
Soon-to-be-evicted residents of Veiraisi Settlement in Nadera have even more to worry about now apart from their houses getting dismantled and their belongings getting wet in the rain, and that is youths stealing their
The Ministry of Economy has so far paid a total of $62.2 million to 345,307 Fijians as part of the Government's $180 Inflation Mitigation Assistance. This includes parents of 233,438 students below Year 13, around
About 40 members of the Nakorokula Youth Club graduated with Aged-Care Certification conducted by the Fiji National University in partnership with the Ministry of Youth and Sports. Minister for Youth and Sports Par
Residents from Raiwaqa and surrounding areas will soon have a better facility and environment at the Raiwaqa Health Centre as volunteers from the Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints have been doing maintenan
The deadline for the application for the $180 Inflation Mitigation Assistance has been extended. Applications will now close at 5pm Tuesday, 4th of October. The Ministry of Economy has so far paid more than $6
Residents living just twelve minutes drive from Suva City are crying out for proper water and electricity supply to their homes. LegendFM News spoke to some residents of Waisasa Settlement who say they are really f
The Ministry of Economy has so far paid a total of $60.9 million to 338,271 Fijians as part of the government's $180 inflation mitigation assistance. This includes parents of 226,402 students below Year 13, around
The Ministry of Economy stresses that as per the National Budget announcement, there is one round of the government’s $180 Inflation Mitigation Assistance covering the 6 month period from August 2022 to January 2023.
$57 million has been paid out to 318,234 Fijians as part of the Government's $180 Inflation Mitigation Assistance so far. Permanent Secretary for Economy, Shiri Gounder says this includes parents of 206,365 studen
Minister for Women, Children and Poverty Alleviation, Rosy Akbar has assured the Nadonumai fire victims that her Ministry staff and other relevant stakeholders will assist the families under their Fire Relief Assistance
$53 million has been paid out to 296,441 Fijians as part of the Government’s $180 Inflation Mitigation Assistance. This includes parents of 184,572 students below Year 13, around 12,805 tertiary students, 86,198
Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama has opened the new Naviavia Crossing in the Province of Macuata in Vanua Levu to bolster the economy, improve access to education and boost healthcare delivery in the North. Speak
It has been noticed that some school aged children continue to sell food in Suva and surrounding areas during school hours and at night. In one case, when asked by fijivillage, the student confirmed he was from a s
It was a dream come true for Nakalou villagers in Vanua Levu as the Government connected the village to their new electricity grid, the Nakalou Grid Extension that was commissioned by Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama.
Good news for guardians as they will be able to apply for the Inflation Mitigation Assistance from next Wednesday. Minister for Economy Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum made the announcement tonight during a press conference.
Permanent Secretary for Economy, Shiri Gounder says the Ministry is mindful that there are genuine guardians that need to be assisted through the $180 per child Inflation Mitigation Assistance and they are currently exp
Credit Corporation (Fiji) Pte Limited has handed over a cheque of $5,000 to Fiji Red Cross Society to mark its 30th anniversary. FRCS National President, Sala Toganivalu-Lesuma says every cent counts, and they are
The heroic act of Ravinasaga Saukarasa has given new lease of life to three fishermen from Natabua, Lautoka who were desperately hanging onto their boat which capsized near Vomo Island yesterday morning. A video ha
Ahava Project Fiji will launch a new human library project soon, where a street dweller will be able to choose someone from a group of people to talk to. The project Founder and Leader Naina Senito says this will w
Some of the street dwellers come on the streets as a family because of the rise in the cost of living. This was stated by the Founder and Leader of Ahava Project Fiji, Naina Senito who says families are struggling
