ADRA News

Livelihoods

UNDP partners with ADRA in the North

Ensuring land-based ecosystem is restored through land use control agriculture practices, vegetation clearing controls and soil conservation are the focus of the Adventist Development Relief Agency (ADRA) Fiji and UNDP’s project in the Northern division implemented in three selected communities in Cakaudrove.

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Health

Tia’s Homegarden addresses nutrition needs

Tia has become health cautious thanks to ADRA’s Live More Abundantly Program. To invest in the health of her family, she has invested her time into homegardening and her family never lacks their nutrition meals daily.

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Uncategorized

Building Food Resilience in Koro

On Koro Island, it is evident that agricultural development is critically important to improving food security and nutrition for the people. It is now thriving

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Emergency

ADRA helps 43,000 Affected Fijians

ADRA Fiji provides food security and livelihood support to 8728 affected households nationwide during the COVID-19 crisis Life has been pretty hard for many Fijians

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Health

Clean Running Water for Naleba

Justice, Compassion & Love are the values that drive ADRA in their humanitarian and development work in more than 120 countries worldwide. For the Adventist

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Emergency

ADRA helps in LTDD fight

The Adventist Development and Relief Agency Fiji is supporting the Government’s efforts on the ground in minimizing the risks of Leptospirosis, Typhoid, Dengue and Diarrhoea

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Livelihoods

Accountability Program benefits Cakaudrove

Three years ago, people from the village of Koronatoga in the coast of Cakaudrove East, were vulnerable to water-borne diseases. Their water supply was contaminated and they were exposed to

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Emergency

Leaving No One Behind (CVA)

 Rigieta Kaleka, 69, sat quietly inside her partially damaged home in Buliya, Kadavu, listening to passersby discussing incoming relief to her village following Tropical Cyclone

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Health

Water Scarcity in Vatulele

It’s just a little after 2pm and the students’ voices could be heard getting off the island’s only school bus. It’s in the middle of

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Livelihoods

17 years drought ends

Walking more than a kilometre through the rugged terrain to fetch drinking water was a norm for the residents of Naravuka Settlement in the province

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