Save the Children Fiji is developing its 2019-2021 strategic plan and as such, we are conducting a Child Rights Situational Analysis (CRSA) to inform our strategic plan. A part of the CRSA process is to hear from Children through...
We are seeking Non Profit Organisations, Community-Based organisations, and Institutions research and others) to work in partnership with Save the Children Fiji to help produce research on the topic of “Post-Disaster Educational Continuity in Fiji, and the Impact of...
Yesterday, the Bank of the South Pacific (BSP) generously donated cash and kind to Save the Children Fiji’s TC Winston relief response. Board members Lenora Qereqeretabua and Nowen Low received a cheque worth $22,250 and 400 school bags from...
Save the Children in Fiji is bracing for the arrival of Tropical Cyclone Winston, a destructive Category 5 Cyclone, which is expected to affect the Fiji group from today, Saturday 20 February.
Save the Children Fiji is very saddened by the recent and increasingly alarming rise of sexual abuses against children, including the recent reported case of a baby who was sexually abused from two months of age. Whilst we urge...
February 4 marks World Cancer Day, an initiative driven by the Union for International Cancer Control (UICC), which aims to unite the world’s population in the fight against cancer. The theme for World Cancer Day 2016 —“We Can. I...
Save the Children Fiji is pleased to officially announce that its new Chief Executive Officer is Iris Low-McKenzie. Mrs. Low-McKenzie assumed the role from 30 November and looks forward to championing the organisation into the New Year.
Nanise Vosagaga is from Saivou Village in the heart of Fiji’s northern island of Vanua Levu. The community is surrounded by picturesque rainforest and seems like an idyllic setting for children but the reality can be much more complicated.
Pryia Prasad is a community teacher at Qauia Preschool located on the outskirts of Suva’s capital city in central Fiji. The benefits her school has provided to the local community are immeasurable with 36 children graduating from preschool in...
“I became a teacher because I have two small children and I wanted to give them and other people in my community a good education." “Now I get to do that and students are being given a real chance at...
