10 articles tagged "childcare"
Child Benefit Organisation founder and director, Analesi Tuicaumia says ensuring access to early care and development for every child is vital, following the launch of the National Child Safeguarding Policy. Tuicau
Some parents should be penalised for negligence, perhaps then more parents will take responsibility and ensure they know where their children are. A concerned parent highlighted this during the Education Act 1966 r
More than a dozen vulnerable and at-risk young ones rescued from the streets will now be supported at the Salvation Army Kauwai Youth Restoration Service Centre in Samabula. Assistant Minister for Women, Children a
The Ministry of Health and Medical Services, Ministry of Education, and the Ministry of Women, Children, and Social Protection will come together after Cabinet endorsed the Fiji National Early Childhood Development Poli
Minister for Employment, Productivity and Industrial Relations, Agni Deo Singh says children left behind by their parents engaged under the overseas labour schemes are at risk of being neglected and exploited due to eco
Families of Cavucavu and Namonamo settlements in Mataso, Ra are calling on the government to provide urgent assistance as there are children swimming across a river in dangerous conditions during bad weather conditions.
Following the viral video showing the horrific assault on a girl, Minister for Women, Children and Social Protection, Lynda Tabuya says this is not discipline Fiji, this is child abuse. Tabuya says it is a crime an
The Ministry of Women, Children and Social Protection will propose imposing a curfew on children to ensure that children are not roaming on the streets and that parents and guardians are more responsible for their whe
We encourage all children who need help to use the National Child Helpline 1325. Minister for Women, Children and Social Protection Lynda Tabuya is reminding all the children of Fiji that their safety and well-bein
The lack of good quality and affordable childcare services in the country are responsible for parents inability to contribute effectively to the labour workforce. This was highlighted by the Minister for Women, Chi
