268 articles tagged "hands-across-fiji"
3,000 students have so far been assisted with stationery by the Foundation for Rural Integrated Enterprises and Development or FRIEND Fiji. Founder and CEO Sashi Kiran says they have received a further 2,000 applic
2,500 people in the Tavua and Ra region devastated by Cyclone Ana have been given relief packs by the Sai Prema Foundation. Each relief pack consisted of food and other essential items. The effort was conducte
A mother of four who is suffering from a rare kidney disease has been receiving assistance from people including the Assistant Minister for Health, Alex O’Connor. Hanfakaga Motofaga’s recent diagnosis revealed
Over 200 families in over 40 villages throughout Vanua Levu have been assisted with school supplies for children by RC Manubhai and Company. Families were assisted with bags, books, shoes and stationary for childre
A mother of four who is suffering from a rare kidney disease is in need of urgent assistance as her family is struggling to pay for her medical costs. Hanfakaga Motofaga’s recent diagnosis revealed that her kidne
Around 1,100 primary school students in cyclone ravaged areas have been provided with back-to-school kits containing school bags with a full suite of stationery thanks to Mobil’s support. The kits were distribute
The students of Lautoka School for Special Education returned to a new look school this year after the Fiji Water Foundation and the staff of Williams & Gosling and Transam assisted in renovation works in December.
342 students whose families income have been affected by COVID-19 in Nacula in the Yasawa Group have been assisted with school supplies by the Turtle Island Resort. The supplies are worth $10,000 and a pack include
It was all smiles on the faces of 500 children of six communities in Vanua Levu as they received back to school packs from Digicel for the new school year. The school packs which includes a bag, pens, pencils, rule
12 members of Marist Old Boys Association are in Kubulau, Bua to assist the villagers affected by Cyclone Yasa. A volunteer, Lawrence Tikaram says they have been collecting relief items for the past month and have
150 more students in the Western Division whose parents have been laid off or are on reduced hours due to COVID-19 will be assisted with school bags and stationery. This is after Lautoka residents, Narayan Reddy an
FRIEND Fiji is aiming to help 1000 students with stationery kits for the new school year. Founder and CEO Sashi Kiran says they have already distributed more than 700 stationery kits and they aim to achieve their t
The Foundation for Rural Integrated Enterprises and Development or FRIEND Fiji says they have helped about 10,000 people with food parcels. These people are mostly from Sigatoka, Nadi and Lautoka. CEO and Foun
The Foundation for Rural Integrated Enterprises and Development or FRIEND Fiji has so far provided 754 stationery kits to students as they prepare for the new school year next week. Founder and CEO Sashi Kiran says
Make a Difference Fiji has distributed another 109 stationery packs to TC Yasa affected students in Labasa today. The organization has also handed 50 roofing irons and building materials to residents in Labasa whos
The Sai Prema Foundation Fiji which has been working hard to assist Fijians affected by COVID-19 and TC Yasa have been recognized for their contribution by the Indian Government. The Foundation has been given the
More than 40 volunteers gathered at the Sanjeevani Heart Hospital to participate in the packing of 600 packs of “Bucket Full of Love†for the families affected by TC Yasa in the outer islands. This is an initia
Telecom Fiji has donated $5,000 and entered a team for the Frank Hilton Organisation Charity Virtual Wheelbarrow race. CEO Charles Goundar says this year’s race will be different from the previous years given the
Yaadein Vision Fiji is assisting 1,200 students with stationery, school bags and uniforms in 42 schools in the North. They are working with the Education Ministry with an aim to get students back to school next Tue
Members of the Pakistani community in Fiji have donated $5,000 and more than 500 kilograms of clothes to assist relief efforts after Tropical Cyclone Yasa. The cash donation will go towards the Prime Minister’s T
