The convention was held at the St Marks, Parish in New Town mainly focusing on the three of the six mataqali’s or clans in the Solomon Community that reside in New Town, Nasinu. Three of the clans include the Sadro clan, Wai clan and the Orobuli clan. The convention ended on a high note with […]
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The House of Sarah presented to the Southern Divisional Heads from the Fiji Police Force on the work they are doing. In high hopes and with the help of the Fiji Police Force, House of Sarah is looking forward to close partnership in our aim to stop violence against women and children.
Day One. Refresher Course Training for our new male community activists in New Town, facilitated by the PVAWFFS Team (Preventing Violence against Women in Fiji’s Faith Settings).
Dates: 8 – 11/ 2/ 2021. Preventing violence against women and girls in Fiji during COVID-19 workshop in Sigatoka.
The workshop was conducted for the men in the Suva/ovalau archdeaconry. It was heldat the St Luke’s church hall at Suva point. A total of 16 participants attended the eveningsession and 15 participants on to Saturday 28th November, 2020. The workshop wasdone in commemorate the 16 days of activism which starts from November 25 toDecember […]
Community activists are the eyes and ears on the field for the PVAWFFS (Preventing Violence against Women in Fiji’s Faith Settings) Project, and are volunteers with the prevention team. The CA’s are regular men and women who make a long-term commitment to facilitating SASA! Faith activities within the broader faith community. The PVAWFFS Team work […]
ENGLISH VERSION: The leaders of the Roman Catholic, Anglican and Free Wesleyan Church of Tonga spoke out publicly against gender-based violence. This was a historic occasion since it is the first time that faith leaders spoke out publicly on the TV station. The campaign was the result of partnership between the House of Sarah, Pacific […]