In a show of commitment to improving the quality of life for the elderly population, Deputy Prime Minister Biman Prasad reiterates that upgrading homes that house senior citizens is a top priority.

Stigma continues to hinder interactions with street children, with many assuming they may have mental health issues or are criminals.

The Ministry of Health continues to strengthen service delivery, training, necessary research, and data collection for family planning across the nation.

Hundreds of Pathfinders, aged 10 to 15, convened at Suva’s Albert Park to mark World Pathfinder Day, an annual celebration observed by the Seventh-day Adventist Church.

A father of five residing in Vadraiyawasewa, an informal settlement outside of Lautoka, is expressing his gratitude to the Sanitarium Health Food Company and ADRA for the construction of new toilets and bathrooms in his community.

The Cagimaiwai Women’s Club on Kavewa Island in Macuata is making great progress with renewable energy by using biogas from organic waste for cooking.

Dairy farmers are crying out, claiming that certain services provided by the Ministry of Agriculture are not addressing the challenges they are facing daily.

The Ministry of Women, Children, and Social Protection is currently profiling children who are living on the streets.

Thirty seven street dwellers have been profiled following a joint operation.

More model town houses are expected to be constructed following the opening of 20 new model town houses in Koroipita, Lautoka yesterday.

More families will be vacating one of the Public Rental Board flats based in Mead Road, Nabua, by the end of this month as it has been deemed unsafe by the engineers.

Health Minister Doctor Atonio Lalabalavu has emphasized the significance of childhood development in dismantling the cycle of poverty.