Christmas arrived early for cancer patients in Fiji’s Western Division, as the Challenge Group of Companies recently donated a vehicle to the Nadi outlet of the Fiji Cancer Society. This generous contribution aims to enhance patient care and support for individuals battling cancer.
Salesh Kumar, the group’s chief executive officer, expressed the company’s commitment to community support, noting that it is a cornerstone of their strategic mission. He emphasized the importance of enriching the lives of vulnerable populations affected by cancer, reaffirming the company’s mantra: “At Challenge Group, we believe in more than just business; we believe in fostering hope, supporting resilience, and building partnerships that matter.”
Mr. Kumar praised the Fiji Cancer Society’s efforts in research, education, and patient care, stating that their work brings hope for a future where cancer’s influence diminishes. He highlighted the foundational beliefs of the company’s originators, which continue to inspire their philanthropic endeavors.
Belinda Chan, the chief executive officer of the Fiji Cancer Society, reported that they have already supported over 332 patients from Sigatoka to Tavua through various services, including cancer awareness, prevention education, and community screenings. She pointed out that reaching underserved communities has been a significant challenge, and the newly donated vehicle will play a crucial role in overcoming these barriers and expanding their outreach.
Chan expressed gratitude to the Challenge Group for their support, stating, “This is something that means a lot to us, and the impact it’ll have is going to be phenomenal.” The collaboration represents a significant step toward improving cancer care and support throughout the region.
In summary, this partnership between the Challenge Group and the Fiji Cancer Society underlines the importance of community support and collective action in the fight against cancer. Such initiatives not only provide essential services to patients and their families but also create a ripple effect of awareness and prevention in society. Together, they confront challenges with compassion and a united purpose, fostering hope and resilience for those affected by cancer.
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