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[vc_row][vc_column width=”2/3″ css=”.vc_custom_1466037365423{padding-top: 10px !important;padding-right: 10px !important;padding-bottom: 10px !important;padding-left: 10px !important;background-color: #ffffff !important;}” el_class=”clean_links”][vc_column_text]Health Fair comes to Dawasamu, 30 July 2016

Young girls learning about WASH

A young woman gets an dental check up

A woman undergoing an optical exam

Children line up to be registered into the Health Fair

Face painting at the children’s corner

Children wait in line for medical check ups

Children stand next to the Child Helpline banner

MSP is excited to be hosting the new national Child Help Line in Fiji for children and youth and also for those who need to talk and be heard and to be supported on a range of issues. Qualified counselors staff the line 12 hours per day and are there to listen. If you nee

d to talk to someone, call 1325 – FREE CALL in Fiji. Your never alone when you are near a phone…call 1325

MSP and the Aspire Youth network are joining forces again to sell candles and cupcakes in support of the Phoenix group of survivors of violence and champions to end violence against women and girls in Fiji.

Candles and Cupcakes sale

Health Fair comes to Wainibokasi, 12 April 2014

: Wainibokasi Health Fair: MSP’s Executive Director Ms Jennifer Poole with children from the village

: MSP’s Program Manager Ashna Shaleen chats with DAP Program Manager Mr Pete Lothian (left) and the Tui Naduku, Nakaile Village-Tokatoka, Tailevu

: MSP’s Executive Director Ms Jennifer Poole with the Tui Naduku, Nakaile Village-Tokatoka, Tailevu

: DAP Manager, Mr Pete Lothian, with Handy the Blue Octopus (from Protex) and children from the village

: Kids enjoyed the rabbit cutouts, courtesy of Colgate. Don’t forget to brush!

: MSP’s medical intern Mr James Iliff takes the blood pressure of a community member

: Around 120 people were registered as accessing healthcare services on the day

: Wainibokasi Health Fair: The right to choice: providing advice on family planning services to the community.

: The Health Fair catered to all ages

: Wainibokasi Health Fair: Free face painting was provided for the kids by volunteers from Rotaract.

: Volunteers from Rotaract – Thanks for all your help on the day!

: Community members of Wainibokasi

: Face-painting masterpiece!

3rd Anniversary Celebration & Launch of Biennial Report and Referral Directory, Fiji Club, Suva, 20 September 2013

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