‘I Am Digital’, the online safety educational campaign by Save the Children and Facebook, drew to a close earlier in March. The month-long campaign was designed to help educate and empower Pacific Island teenagers and young people to have...
‘I Am Digital’ the new social media online safety education campaign by Save the Children and Facebook, uniquely tailored for youths in the Pacific has pulled together a bevy of influential personalities to join in and provide an impactful...
Monday 1st February 2021 Save the Children is partnering with Facebook to deliver a campaign in Fiji, Papua New Guinea, Samoa and Tonga titled, ‘I Am Digital’, specifically directed at issues that concern children and young people from local...
Suva-04/09/20 – On 1st September, 2020, the Office of the Director of Public Prosecution (ODPP) released the Rape and Sexual Offences Statistics for August 2020. Save the Children Fiji commends the ODPP for acting swiftly and filing formal indictments...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Suva, March 30th, 2020 – With the ongoing restrictions and school break in place due to the Pandemic COVID-19, protection of children must be a top priority for everybody. Save the Children Fiji’s Chief Executive Officer,...
Press Release 03-03-2020 * FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE* “Children must be protected from all forms of violence including incidences where they are bullied and physically beaten up by their peers or those in authority.” These are the words of Save...
Press Release – 12 December 2019. Shairana Ali, Chief Executive Officer of Save the Children Fiji commends the Judiciary for imposing harsher penalties for those who commit heinous crimes against children particularly trafficking of children for servitude and sex...
To: The Editor From: Save the Children Fiji Date: 21 June 2019 Save the Children Fiji (SC-Fiji) is deeply concerned by the recent figures on the acts of violence against children highlighted in the media for the past months....
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.