The United Nation in collaboration with the World Food Organization and the Ministry of Agriculture works to address food security in the Northern Division.

Fijians in TC Yasa affected areas have told social workers that they suffered some form of violence at the height of the cyclone.

A 13-year-old has taken it upon herself to ensure that women in TC Yasa affected areas have access to sanitary pads and other essential items.

Australian Defence Forces personnel on board the HMAS Adelaide are working with the Republic of Fiji Military Forces (RFMF) personnel on the establishment of temporary school facilities on Galoa Island.

Fijians are to minimize and refrain from unnecessary travel to rural communities and villages on Vanua Levu that were hit by Tropical Cyclone Yasa.

The National Disaster Management Office is urging Fijians to adhere to advisories issued by authorities during this Recovery Phase for TC Yasa.

The Northern Emergency Operation Centre with the help of the Military Forces has mapped out a plan in case of a pandemic, natural disaster, or disease outbreak.

Counseling and psycho-social support are amongst the forms of assistance that most Fijians in the Macuata and Bua province desperately need following the Tropical Cyclone Yasa two weeks ago.

Yaro villagers on the island of Kia are adamant about sending their children to school at the start of the new school year.

Australia’s largest naval ship HMAS Adelaide has arrived in Fiji to assist in rehabilitating communities affected by the category five cyclone.

$420, 000 has been donated by China to support Fiji in response to the devastation caused by severe tropical cyclone Yasa.

The United Nations in the Pacific is concerned about a possible spike in domestic violence cases.