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...
The new Assistant Health Minister, Honorable Veena Bhatnagar will launch an event focused on improving children’s health across the country in Labasa tomorrow (Friday 17th October).
The official launch of Save the Children’s annual Race for Survival has kicked off in Suva today with a clear message to the country to ‘Save, Sip and Survive’ in the current dry weather to protect your health.
Ana Lotata Colati has been helping educate community teachers in Fiji for more than a decade and her work has become a little easier thanks to the Rotary Club of Suva...
The 35 children in Kalekana’s community run preschool, outside Lami Town, will now have access to safe toilet blocks after the community secured a $3000 donation from Fiji Gas.
The resilience of school communities and preparation for future disasters is a top priority for the government of Fiji with the recent endorsement of a new policy this week.
A new project by Save the Children Fiji is equipping communities with the ability to access healthcare in their own homes.