268 articles tagged "hands-across-fiji"
The youngest Lupus patient recorded by the Lupus Foundation of Fiji is 6 years old. This has been confirmed by the Foundation Executive Director Una Tuitubou who says that in the last two years, more than 60 peopl
Lupus Foundation Fiji will be having their first-ever Charity Ball next month to try and establish an office space where they can operate from. Foundation Executive Director Una Tuitubou says since she is operating
65 FNU students in Labasa affected by Tropical Cyclones Yasa and Ana will be receiving assistance packages from the FNU Students Association next week. FNU Students Association President Ketan Lal says students app
A husband is urging Fijians to come forward and assist his wife who is suffering from brain tumour and needs to go to India for urgent medical assistance. Filipe Corerega says his wife Meri was diagnosed with a bra
Sai Prema Foundation Fiji hosted villagers of Waiqanake in Lami for a free medical check-up at Sai Sanjeevani Medical Centre in Nasese today. The villagers went through general examinations by the nurses and the re
The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals in Fiji is in need of towels, blankets and newspapers for the shelter animals. SPCA Fiji says these are used in their cages to keep the animals and their fur bab
FRIEND Fiji Founder, Sashi Kiran has acknowledged women who have been hit the hardest because of the COVID-19 pandemic in the Western Division and are holding their families together everyday. She says there are wo
More than $7,000 has been raised for former Fiji 7s team rover, Donasio Ratubuli who is suffering from a jaw infection but he continues to seek assistance as he may require urgent overseas surgery. Yamacia Rugby fo
If your pet dogs are stolen then you should report the matter to the police as Ba based dog sanctuary, Greater Good Foundation is raising concerns that dogs are being stolen in the west and tortured for pig hunting.
The Leadership Fiji Community Fund is ready to receive the second round of applications for funding up to $10,000 in the areas of child development, education, food and nutrition, animal protection, development and prot
Students affected by Tropical Cyclone Yasa and Ana can expect to receive more assistance as the Arya Pratinidhi Sabha of Fiji has donated $6,500 to the Ministry of Education. Sabha’s Director Education, Kamlesh A
Shivneel Narayan of Nakasi who is suffering from a brain haemorrhage is seeking urgent assistance to pay for his overseas medical treatment. The 23-year-old was playing soccer with his friends in December last year
1,500 “Buckets of Love†which includes food and medical supplies are on their way to the families who were severely affected by Cyclones Yasa and Ana. The donation has been made by the Sai Prema Foundation to t
Villagers of Dromuna in Tailevu now have electricity through a $10,000 solar-electrification project by the Rotary Club of Suva Peninsula Sunset. Rotary Club of Suva Peninsula Sunset President, Vinod Mistry says th
1,000 families in Labasa received food rations as an immediate food security response to floods caused by Tropical Cyclone Ana. FRIEND Fiji partnered with TISI Sangam to deliver food to the most impacted areas decl
TISI Sangam will continue to provide free lunches to students who are still struggling due to the effects of COVID-19 and the recent cyclones this year. President Sadasivan Naicker says they sent circulars to all t
The Fiji Chinese Association has donated $15,000 towards the government's relief effort for those people who have been severely affected by Tropical Cyclones Yasa and Ana. Association’s President, Jenny Seeto say
Former Fiji 7s rep, Donasio Ratubuli is seeking urgent assistance as he is suffering from a jaw infection and needs surgery. Ratubuli made his debut in 2013 and played 52 matches for the Fiji 7’s team. He scored
445 students from 21 schools in Rakiraki who were impacted by flooding caused by TC Ana have received stationery packs from FRIEND Fiji. This is after TISI Sangam conducted an assessment for their schools and reach
People are being urged to come forward and assist the needy students of Saint Thomas Primary School in Lautoka who are still struggling due to the effects of COVID-19. Vika Leger who runs a canteen in the school sa
