15 articles tagged "clean-up"
Over 30 young people from the Nadawa Community Youth Group have been actively engaged in a clean-up campaign aimed at revitalizing their neighborhood, now entering its third week. The initiative reflects a determin
Noting the seriousness of the current dengue outbreak in the country, 14 communities in the Lami area, including 300 youths' came together to conduct a massive clean-up campaign in Lami. The clean-up campaign was o
Ensuring the well-being of our community members is a top priority. This has been highlighted by the Nasinu Town Council following their cleanup and youth awareness campaign where they focused on four critical topi
Clean-up has commenced in Rakiraki, Tavua and Ba Towns after it was underwater, following the heavy rain experienced over the last few days. @fijivillage.com NFA Officers assist in the cleaning up of Tavua T
Demonstrating a strong sense of community spirit, the community of Noco in Rewa turned up in numbers to be part of the community clean-up campaign organised by a team of Young Pacific Leaders (YPL) volunteers, led by Jo
Initiatives like cleanup campaigns extend beyond beautifying spaces, foster a sense of community and collaboration, reduce tensions, build trust and strengthen social bonds. While speaking at the cleanup campaign f
CWM Board of Visitors Chair Dr Esther Williams says they recognise that the health of every Fijian is not the responsibility of one person, one organisation, one association or one Ministry but the combined responsibili
More than 100 sacks of rubbish have been collected from the Lomolomo Beach in Lautoka as 100 staff and students of the University of Fiji gathered this morning to clean the beach. UniFiji says some of the most comm
Members of the Sanatan Sewa and Ekta Foundation and friends gathered today at the Suva foreshore for a clean-up campaign, showing their commitment to giving back to the community. Member Avikash Raj says their main
Close to 200kg of recyclables and general waste has been collected during a clean-up of the Volivoli Beach in Ra to mark World Clean Up Day. The clean-up was organised by Suncoast Tourism Association, while Waste R
Collective efforts were taken by the Ministry of Health and Medical Services and Westpac staff from 3 different departments who were involved in a clean up campaign at the St. Giles Hospital. The Ministry says the
Motibhai has reaffirmed its commitment to Corporate social responsibility by organizing a clean up campaign with 50 of their staff at Wailoaloa Beach. Group Manager People and Culture, Sanjay Kumar says recognising
Children from as young as 6 and 7 years old took part in the clean up exercise in the Vatuwaqa industrial area along the coast this morning. The initiative was organised by the Suva Harbour Foundation who were supp
Staff of FNPF, Suva City Council, Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission and the Suva Paddlers Association took time out today to clean the Nabukalou Creek and Suva Foreshore. FNPF General Manager Human Resourc
Ocean-sports enthusiasts and the members of St. Luke Anglican Parish in Suva under the Anglican Diocese of Polynesia will clean up Suva’s iconic Nabukalou Creek next Saturday. Suva Stand-Up Paddler representative
