A new chapter for Medical Services Pacific as they open their doors in new Labasa office!

Medical Services Pacific (MSP) is immensely happy to announce the official opening of our second branch in Labasa!

MSP is pleased to welcome visitors from UN Women and the Canada Fund as well as distinguished guests from the Fiji Police Force and the Ministry of Health and Medical Services, Northern Division for the launch on Friday, 8 December.

“We have partnered with UN Women, through support from the Women’s Peace & Humanitarian Fund, and the Canada Fund in our reaffirmed efforts to support empowerment, access to justice and to provide essential sexual reproductive health care to the women and youth in Vanua Levu.

\”We believe that our signature three-pronged approach in providing clinical, legal and counselling services will enrich the lives of our clients in Vanua Levu, Fiji,” said Ms Jennifer Poole, Founder and Executive Director of MSP.

Medical Services Pacific will continue to work with the international donor community to ensure sexual and reproductive health services reach the underserved communities in the Northern Division.  

Our mobile outreach team inclusive of medical staff, counselling staff and human rights officers are now available to visit communities in Vanua Levu.

We are pleased to be able to bring our signature services to the more remote areas, creating opportunities for healthy choices and information sharing. In Labasa, as in Suva, we will provide the best in free family planning, sexual reproductive health, Cervical Screening (VIA and Cryotherapy etc.), counselling, group therapy, specialized post rape care services, specialized services for child survivors along with legal aid for women and youth in need.

The Labasa clinic telephone numbers are 828-0308 or 881-1308. We sincerely thank all of our supporters and look forward to continuing to serve you in 2018.

• Launch Event:          Time:   10:00 am
• Date:   Friday, 8 December 2017
• Venue:11 Naiyaca Sub Division Labasa (just near the hospital).

Download Press Release Press release: Health Fair at Navunisea District School, Dawasamu Tailevu 30 July 2016: The people of Navunisea Dawasamu will be treated to free health care and social services this Saturday 30^th July from 10am to 3pm, courtesy of a multi stakeholder Health Fair brought to their village by the Fijian NGO Medical Services Pacific (MSP) with funding support from the Rotary Club of Suva Peninsula Sunset, the Rotary Club of Nelson, New Zealand & DFAT. 

Posted by Rachel Fielden