The children at the Fiji School of the Blind were treated to Diwali magic by staff members of Digicel Fiji who shared a tasty spread of traditional Indian cuisine and sweets to the visually impaired children in Vatuwaqa.
Digicel Pacific Hub Markets Regional Chief Executive Officer Shally Jannif says the gesture was filled with festive cheer as gifts were distributed, creating lasting memories for all involved.
Jannif says Diwali, which is a symbol of light, hope and new beginnings, is widely celebrated in Fiji.
She says Digicel Fiji’s initiative to share the joy of Diwali with the children of the Fiji School of the Blind reflects the company’s commitment to fostering inclusivity and supporting the community.
Jannif reiterates Diwali is a time for giving back and they are honored to make a meaningful difference in the lives of these incredible students through their celebrations.
Digicel Fiji CEO, Farid Mohammed, says they are dedicated to building a more compassionate and inclusive society and this event is a testament to their ongoing efforts.
Mohammed says the Fiji School of the Blind is a beacon of hope and they are proud to support their mission.
Digicel Fiji says the Fiji School of the Blind staff and students were immensely grateful for Digicel Fiji’s generosity and thoughtfulness.
