The new outpatient health facility at Dago, Nananu, Tailevu, was inaugurated by Fiji’s Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka, marking a significant development since its inception in 2017. The government of New Zealand has generously contributed $472,895 to enhance the offerings of the healthcare facility and ensure its operation.
Approximately 8,000 residents from areas including Dawasamu, Namena, and Sawakasa are set to benefit from improved healthcare services provided at this facility. The Prime Minister emphasized to the local community the importance of safeguarding their health and the valuable services available through the clinic.
This health facility is expected to further support students from institutions such as Ratu Kadavulevu School and Queen Victoria School, as well as other surrounding educational establishments. The New Zealand government and Fiji’s health sector are committed to providing ongoing support to enhance service delivery and improve the well-being of the local population.
Charlotte Darlow from the New Zealand government reiterated that they will continue backing Fiji’s government in uplifting healthcare services, especially given the challenges posed by public health threats.
This new facility stands as a beacon of hope for the community, ensuring residents have access to essential health services and contributing to a healthier future for all.
In summary, the establishment of the new health facility represents a collaborative effort between Fiji and New Zealand, aiming to enhance healthcare accessibility for thousands of residents, ultimately fostering a healthier community. This positive development could lead to improved overall well-being and resilience against health challenges.
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