community support
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Gospel High Saints Advance to First-Ever Fiji Secondary Schools Rugby League Semi-Finals, Set for Churchill Park Showdown With Lautoka Central College
History is in the making as Gospel High School’s under-15 rugby league side push for a first national semi-final. Built on unity, discipline and strong community backing, the Saints face their toughest test this weekend at Churchill Park. Their remarkable rise—from local zones to the semis—keeps everyone guessing what comes next.
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Namosi Challenge 2026: Fiji Trail Run by Suva Marathon Club to Benefit Local Schools
Fiji’s Namosi Highlands host a new trail challenge this June, inviting runners to a community‑driven, not‑just‑fast‑times experience. With a 500‑participant cap and proceeds supporting local schools, the event centers on people, place, and pure adventure.
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Ba FA raises $50,000 in Fiji fundraiser to professionalise operations and boost player welfare
Ba Football Association has secured a $50,000 fundraising boost to push toward professionalising its operations and boosting player welfare, backed by a broad wave of community support. The win comes as the club gears up for bigger plans to strengthen its future.
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FNU Foundation Celebrates 1-Year Anniversary with Nasinu Hub, Expands to Four Campuses and Raises $100k for 200+ Students
One year after its launch, the FNU Foundation opens a new Nasinu Campus hub, expanding support for students and frontline staff. A milestone powered by generosity that’s turning dreams into more lasting opportunities across Fiji’s campuses.
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Fiji Archbishop Urges Love and Belonging to Shield Youth From Drugs
An Easter message reframes youth substance abuse as a plea for love, belonging, and steady guidance. Behind every drug issue, a hunger for connection, he says, and the remedy lies in sustained mentoring from families, churches, and communities.
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New Zealand-based Golden Oldies Mission marks 15 years in Fiji, shifting to sustainable, community-led development
Golden Oldies Missions marks 15 years in Fiji, moving from quick relief to long-term, community-led development. The New Zealand volunteers return year after year, nurturing local enterprises—from micro-finance networks to coffin-making and community gardens—focusing on sustainability, friendship, and lasting impact.
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Yellow Ribbon Walk in Bua Shows Community Support for Reintegration of Former Inmates in Fiji
Yellow ribbons and messages of hope filled Bua as a week-long campaign on rehabilitation and reintegration drew to a close. The community rally underscored a growing call for second chances and renewed belonging for former inmates, signaling a hopeful path forward for local reintegration efforts.
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Vaturu District School in Nadi Receives Bunk Beds for Boys’ Hostel Through Kimaya Brighter Minds Trust
Rural Fiji pupils get a timely boost as a local trust steps in to provide bunk beds and support for the boys’ hostel. The upgrade follows a headteacher’s appeal and highlights how community partnerships can directly improve daily life and learning. Plans are already in motion to extend similar upgrades to the girls’ hostel and…
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Solar-powered freezer fuels Kadavu village shop, while Bua’s community pond readies for fish stocking
Two rural Fiji initiatives move from planning to practice, quietly reshaping access to protein and livelihoods. In Kadavu, a woman-led shop now stocks frozen goods with a solar-powered freezer, easing off-grid shopping. Up in Bua, a community pond is ready to begin stocking fish, armed with new infrastructure and practical training. These milestones show how…
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The Coffee Club orchestrates hands-on CSR makeover at Ralete Primary School in Nadi, Fiji during its annual conference
Volunteers from The Coffee Club network descend on a Fiji school for a hands-on CSR day, revamping classrooms, the library and outdoor spaces. A tangible reminder that when a global network comes together, real progress can be made—embodying the Make It Matter spirit.