65 articles tagged "wows-kids-fiji"
The Intercontinental Hotel Group hosted the Shave it or Save it event at two of their locations to show their support for WOWS Kids Fiji, at the InterContinental Fiji Golf Resort & Spa in Natadola, and at the Holida
To support children and families affected by childhood cancer, the Association of Banks in Fiji has donated $50,000 to WOWS Kids Fiji. Association Chairman, Haroon Ali says WOWS Kids Fiji is a beacon of hope for th
People turned out in numbers at the Ivi Triangle this morning as Vodafone handed over a $10,000 cheque to Fiji Rugby in support of their London to Bordeaux WOWS Kids Fiji Cardio Challenge. Fijians also got a chance
WOWS Kids Fiji today received a boost to their operations after Value City donated over $53,000 to support the organisation in their work of serving children living with cancer. Value City Managing Director, Vera C
The mother of 7-year-old Rishav Lal is thankful to WOWS Kids Fiji for her son's new life who in 2017 was diagnosed with Leukemia, a white blood cell cancer. Shareen Lata says her son would constantly get sick with
We are committed to raise awareness and funds for the early detection of childhood cancer and to provide support to the children and their families during the difficult time. The Acting Managing Director of BSP Li
If we do not bring light to the lives of children living with cancer, we believe the society will not have a bright future. The Director of Pacific Specialist Health, Parvish Kumar highlighted this after handing ov
One dollar from the purchase of every football tournament ticket will be contributed towards WOWS, and we are delighted to hand over $9,209 to the organisation from the ticket sale of the Fiji FACT tournament. F
The upcoming first Rugby World Cup 2023 game against Wales next Monday will be an important one for the Fiji Water Flying Fijians as they are not only playing for the people of Fiji but for the children battling cancer
An average of 20 children die every year, while 14 precious souls have already lost their lives this year from cancer. Habitat for Humanity Fiji Chairperson, Anabel Ali highlighted this during the launch of Interna
WOWS Kids Fiji will receive $10,000 worth of funding from the Ministry for Women, Children and Social Protection. Minister for Women, Children and Social Protection, Lynda Tabuya has announced this during the launc
Let’s make a difference in the lives of the children who are in need of our help and let us Walk On Walk Strong. Those were the words of President Ratu Wiliame Katonivere while conveying his support towards the F
Chair and Co-founder of WOWS Kids Fiji, Sina Kami has urged the Fiji Water Flying Fijians to walk on, walk strong as the storm won’t last long as the Fiji 15s side today announced the London to Bordeaux Cardio Challen
Children are counted as the most vulnerable in our society, the most removed from any essential services like healthcare. This was stated by Minister for Women, Children and Social Protection, Lynda Tabuya at the W
WOWS Kids Fiji are having a FUN Walk and Zumba tomorrow morning to kick start their National Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. WOWS Kids Fiji Team Leader, Mere Williams says in August, every year, they engage with
One of Fiji’s renowned electronics retail and repairs shop Janty Bondwell Limited has shown its support towards the WOWS Kids Fiji by providing two laptops and 1 year of IT support to the organisation. While ann
Good news for WOWS Kids Fiji as the Fiji Government will be assisting the organisation to purchase a piece of land to build a Resource Centre for children living with cancer. Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of F
Chair and Co-founder of Walk on Walk Strong (WOWS) Kids Fiji’s Sina Kami says they are targeting to collect $300,000 annually to assist children with cancer. Kami co-founded WOWS Kids after the passing of her daug
Minister for Women, Children and Poverty Alleviation, Lynda Tabuya shared her interest in finding new ways to forge future partnerships with WOWS Kids Fiji to further the good work and improve the support system for chi
Minister for Women, Children and Poverty Alleviation, Lynda Tabuya shared her interest in finding new ways to forge future partnerships with WOWS Kids Fiji to further the good work and improve the support system for chi
