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Caritas Fiji is exclusively a humanitarian and socio-developmental organisation, and has a totally non-profit character. Caritas is founded as a socio pastoral instrument and not as a political entity. It shall be apolitical. It shall be inclusive by embracing all religions, creed, gender, and ethnicity.

It provides a beacon of hope for women, men and children in times of hardship and contributes to the development of social justice at all times. Caritas Fiji’s mandate includes integral development, emergency relief, advocacy, peace building, respect for human rights and support for proper stewardship of the planet’s environment and resources. Caritas Fiji fights poverty, exclusion, intolerance and discrimination. More importantly, it empowers people to participate fully in all matters affecting their lives, and it advocates on their behalf at national and international forums. Caritas Fiji promotes partnership: local autonomy is paramount in ensuring effective teamwork for the good of all.

By pooling expertise and resources, Caritas Fiji is able to identify issues at the grassroots, analyse them at national and international levels, and then take action locally. We support locally run small community development projects among poor communities. These projects address the root causes of poverty and lift the standard of living for people who are often desperately poor.

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Mr. Arthur Groom
Executive Director

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GovernanceHow Caritas Internationalis is Structured

 Caritas has more than 160 members.

 A member is a national charitable Catholic organisation or a collective group of them that works with the support of their Church.

 Regions

  • ­Caritas Internationalis is made up of seven regions.
  • ­Members of regions work together on common issues, strengthening each other and contributing to global action.
  • ­They are Africa, Asia, Europe, Latin America and the Caribbean, the Middle East and North Africa (MONA), North America, and Oceania.

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Completion of the First WASH Project in Navunibitu, Ra

The completed project in Navunibitu, Ra, for St. Frances Xavier Parish includes the installation of two 10,000-liter water tanks to serve both the parish and the primary and secondary schools. Additionally, a third 10,000-liter water tank has been installed at Ra Maternity. In total, the WASH project encompasses seven sites, enhancing water access across the community. This initiative significantly improves water supply for educational institutions, the parish, and healthcare facilities, supporting the well-being of students, parishioners, and maternity patients alike. Overall, the project represents a vital boost the schools infrastructure and public health.