65 articles tagged "wows-kids-fiji"
WOWS Kids Fiji has acknowledged the support of the staff and vuvale of the Australian High Commission in Fiji for making their final 2022 food and care pack distribution extra special with additional Christmas presents
WOWS Kids Fiji received a car as an early Christmas gift from All Freight Logistics to help children across Fiji receive medical treatment, hospital visitations and pick up and drop off. Chair and Founder of WOWS K
BSP Life and its subsidiaries Future Farms Ltd (trading as Rooster Chicken) and Oceania Hospitals, with the support of Sofitel Fiji, handed over a $20,000 cheque to WOWS Kids. This was the culmination of its 50 Mi
BSP Life has pledged to walk 50 million steps in 60 days to raise funds for the 72 children being assisted by the WOWS Kids Fiji Foundation. General Manager Legal and Compliance for BSP Life, Emily King says as par
Suva Marathon organised a 10 km social run to raise awareness and also raise funds for WOWS Kids Fiji this morning. Suva Marathon Club Manager, Noelene Mallam says every month they usually look for a cause to supp
A father whose son was diagnosed with leukemia about 4 years ago has advised parents to get an early diagnosis if their child is sick. While speaking during the WOWS Kids Childhood Cancer Awareness Month launch, Ne
Suva Stand Up Paddlers today handed $19,587.75 to the WOWS Kids Fiji after raising funds during the 14 days of Great WOW's SUP challenge to support 78 children diagnosed with cancer. The Suva and Lami SUPers starte
WOW’s Kids Fiji in partnership with the Suva Stand-up Paddlers has launched their Great Wow's SUP initiative to paddle over 1,000km next month for children living with cancer. WOW’s Kids Fiji Founder, Taholo Ka
The Association of Banks in Fiji has donated $20,000 to the Walk on Walk Strong Kids Fiji Foundation to support 81 children who are currently battling with cancer. WOWS KIDS Fiji Founder Sina Kami says the big dona
WOWS Kids Fiji is currently supporting 75 children living with cancer with the youngest being two months old. Co-Founder and Board Chair Sina Kami says the parents are facing challenges due to unemployment. Ka
As part of their Pinktober fundraising, Pacific Theological College fundraised a total amount of $10,000 and donated the money to the WOWS Kids Fiji today. While handing over the donation, the Principal of Pacific
Mia Kami who sang the famous song ‘Rooted’ is organizing a three day mini concert to help raise funds for WOWS Kids Fiji. Kami says she has already managed to collect more than $5,000 and she will be shaving he
69 children suffering from cancer that are being supported by WOWS Kids Fiji will be receiving food and care packs through a joint initiative by the New Zealand High Commission, Fiji Chemicals and Asaleo Care. The
The Golan Heights returning soldiers of the Republic of Fiji Military Forces today answered the call for assistance for children living with cancer during these trying times, and donated FJ$4,000 and US$1,000 to WOWS Ki
WOWS Kids Fiji says they have lost five children to cancer from January to April this year with the youngest being a 1-year-old girl and the oldest being a 9-year-old boy. Foundation Co-founder Sina Kami says they
WOWS Kids Fiji will intensify their awareness campaign on childhood cancer in Fiji as they have been recognised as a member of the childhood cancer global community through their association with Childhood Cancer Intern
WOWS Kids Interim Team Leader, Mere Williams says they are taking care of 48 children and most of these children come from underprivileged families. She says they started with three initiatives last month to raise
WOWS Kids Fiji Ambassador Pita Waqavonovono raised $1,700 as part of the Shave It or Save It campaign and handed over the money to WOWS Kids Fiji today. He had pledged to collect $1,000. Waqavonovono also got
Five cabinet ministers will be taking part in the Great WOWS Walk and have pledged to raise and donate at least $500. They are the Minister for Health Doctor Ifereimi Waqainabete, Minister for Women, Children and P
Fiji Airways Men's National 7s coach Gareth Baber will be taking part in the Great WOWS Walk in the next 2 weeks where he will have to walk 50km. Baber who has registered as the WOW Kids Fiji Advocate says the priv
