The Ending Violence Against Children (EVAC) project, funded by Women’s Fund Fiji, held 2-day lessons learnt evaluation workshop with stakeholders and community focal officers, along with children and their chaperones, who convened to review the project’s outcomes and recommendations....
The Collective Action to End Violence Against Children (CAEVAC) Project recently conducted a project unpacking and mapping exercise from the 7th to the 9th of February, to shed light on the project’s journey thus far. Over the past year,...
Save the Children Fiji is currently implementing a one-year project titled “Ending Violence Against Children in Fiji” (EVAC) in one of the six selected communities in the Western Division, generously funded by Women’s Fund Fiji. The main objective of...
Nacanieli Koro ( Bureiwai, Ra) “There is a need for Child Safeguarding training in every community in Fiji because nowadays a lot of children are not cared for and left on their own without any parental guidance or supervision.”...
Inise (Young Mother) As a young mother, parenting can sometimes be challenging especially when you’re a first-time parent. Inise a resident of River Road in Nasinu was one of the participants who attended the Child Safeguarding Training that was...
“Being part of the Child Safeguarding (CSG) training has taught me that hitting my children when they were young was wrong and was a form of abuse that I wasn’t aware of” 62-year-old Seforesa Baleilau could not hold back...
Kaveni Dau has worked as a caretaker for Nakorotubu District School in Ra for the last three years and as a first-time participant in the Community Child Safeguarding (CSG) Training – he believes that all children have the right...
The Fiji TimesCheaper, easier internet access a factor in attacks – The Fiji Times
The Fiji TimesRecent reports of sexual abuse are concerning and sad, says NGO – The Fiji Times
Buavou Village in Seaqaqa, Macuata is home to more than 35 families, and it’s one of the communities in the Northern division that was severely affected by Tropical Cyclone Yasa in December 2020. Ever since the villagers have been...