23-year-old Ulaiasi Vuli from Macuata has turned his life around after years of struggling with drug addiction. Today, he serves as one of the peer mentors at the Insp
With the emergence of drug addiction amongst young people, there are stories where we are reaching out to the boys on the streets and sharing opportunities for them throu
Want to get answers on anything regarding the Employment Relations Bill - what are the major changes and how this could affect you and the country as whole? If that is
The second part of the fijivillage Straight Talk With Vijay Narayan that focuses on Inspire Pacific's special program to rehabilitate neglected or troubled boys including
Tagane Mai is not about encouraging toxic masculinity but it is about teaching young men to be a good and productive son, husband and father. That's the comment of Ins
From refusing to go to school and being addicted to drugs, 19 year old Tikiko Tavualevu who has graduated from the 14 week Tagane Mai Program run by Inspire Pacific in 20
19 year old Tikiko Tavualevu who is a peer mentor in the Tagane Mai Program coordinated by Inspire Pacific has shared his journey right from his childhood when he took up
Watch Pastor Ben Morrison and Tikiko Tavualevu on fijivillage Straight Talk with Vijay Narayan as they discuss Inspire Pacific’s specialised programme aimed at reh
Organizing events like the Homecoming Music Festival definitely needs the support and assistance from the Government, the tourism sector and various stakeholders in Fiji
Renowned event director, Moe Coffey on fijivillage Straight Talk With Vijay Narayan. For the first time ever, Coffey speaks about the plans leading up to the first Hom
George FIJI Veikoso had such a great gift of bringing people together through music and he is the connector of people, he is the bridge of the Pacific and that's one of h
Renowned Events Director Moe Coffey branded the first Homecoming Festival he was planning with the late George FIJI Veikoso as mission impossible because he didn't think
Based on the current situation, we will see more children living with HIV and many of these children will be attending school, and we cannot afford to have them treated b
The demands on the health system are so large now that there are not enough people with counselling skills available. Those are the words of Doctor Jason Mitchell, the
Renowned event director, Moe Coffey will appear on fijivillage Straight Talk With Vijay Narayan at 7pm tonight.For the first time ever, Coffey will speak about the plans
Stigma and discrimination against people living with HIV remain widespread in our society, with attitudes showing little improvement over the past two decades. This ha
HIV directly attacks and weakens the immune system, leaving the body vulnerable to infections and cancers it would normally be able to fight off. The Chairman of the F
126 deaths last year were caused by HIV. Chairman of the Fiji National HIV Outbreak Cluster Response Taskforce, Dr. Jason Mitchell, confirmed this during fijivillage S
A UNAIDS report titled 2025 Global AIDS Update, AIDS, Crisis and the Power to Transform, states that since 2014, the number of new HIV infections in Fiji has risen ten-fo
Targeted awareness is crucial in Fiji’s fight against HIV as rising high-risk sexual practices, intravenous drug use, and parent-to-child transmissions drive new i
More iTaukei are testing positive for HIV during the tests done in the wider community. Chairman of the the Fiji National HIV Outbreak Cluster Response Taskforce, Doct