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23-year-old Ulaiasi Vuli from Macuata has turned his life around after years of struggling with drug addiction. Today, he serves as one of the peer mentors at the Inspire Pacific Village under the Tagane Mai Progra
With the emergence of drug addiction amongst young people, there are stories where we are reaching out to the boys on the streets and sharing opportunities for them through the Tagane Mai Program, and they are taking th
Want to get answers on anything regarding the Employment Relations Bill - what are the major changes and how this could affect you and the country as whole? If that is the case, then you can call in with your quest
Fiji has entered a new chapter of institutional rebuilding and global re-engagement, reaffirming its commitment to democracy, the rule of law, and human rights. This was highlighted by Court of Appeal President Jus
The second part of the fijivillage Straight Talk With Vijay Narayan that focuses on Inspire Pacific's special program to rehabilitate neglected or troubled boys including those caught in taking drugs. The show is s
Pastor Ben Morrison and Tikiko Tavualevu on fijivillage Straight Talk with Vijay Narayan as they discuss Inspire Pacific’s specialised programme aimed at rehabilitating neglected or at-risk boys, including those affect
Tagane Mai is not about encouraging toxic masculinity but it is about teaching young men to be a good and productive son, husband and father. That's the comment of Inspire Pacific Founder, Ben Morrison on fijivilla
More than 800 Fijians have benefited from India’s Indian Technical and Economic Cooperation (ITEC) Programme since 2014, receiving fully funded training and scholarships across diverse fields such as IT, renewable ene
From refusing to go to school and being addicted to drugs, 19 year old Tikiko Tavualevu who has graduated from the 14 week Tagane Mai Program run by Inspire Pacific in 2023 is now a peer mentor, and aiming to represent
The Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission has issued a firm reminder that freedom of religion is integral to our democracy and must be exercised with responsibility and respect for all. The Commissi
The Social Empowerment & Education Programme (SEEP) and Human Rights Commissioner Chantelle Khan express deep concern over remarks made by Pastor Kartik Naidu, who is also a serving Police Officer, after he describe
19 year old Tikiko Tavualevu who is a peer mentor in the Tagane Mai Program coordinated by Inspire Pacific has shared his journey right from his childhood when he took up drugs from an early age and refused to attend sc
Watch Pastor Ben Morrison and Tikiko Tavualevu on fijivillage Straight Talk with Vijay Narayan as they discuss Inspire Pacific’s specialised programme aimed at rehabilitating neglected or at-risk boys, including those
Organizing events like the Homecoming Music Festival definitely needs the support and assistance from the Government, the tourism sector and various stakeholders in Fiji because it is strongly supported by the community
The Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission wants menstruation leave to be treated separately from sick leave. This was highlighted during its submission to the Parliamentary Standing Committee regardi
Renowned event director, Moe Coffey on fijivillage Straight Talk With Vijay Narayan. For the first time ever, Coffey speaks about the plans leading up to the first Homecoming Festival organized by George FIJI Vei
George FIJI Veikoso had such a great gift of bringing people together through music and he is the connector of people, he is the bridge of the Pacific and that's one of his many super powers. This was highlighted b
Renowned Events Director Moe Coffey branded the first Homecoming Festival he was planning with the late George FIJI Veikoso as mission impossible because he didn't think the concert was going to be viable, feasible or e
Based on the current situation, we will see more children living with HIV and many of these children will be attending school, and we cannot afford to have them treated badly because of their HIV status. The Chairm
The demands on the health system are so large now that there are not enough people with counselling skills available. Those are the words of Doctor Jason Mitchell, the Chairman of the National HIV Outbreak Cluster
