MSP launches ‘One-Stop Shop’, inks deals with government and becomes Fiji’s first NGO to provide emergency treatment for potential exposure to HIV
MSP’s newly branded “One-Stop Shop” Suva clinic officially open for business!
MSP’s newly branded “One-Stop Shop” Suva clinic officially open for business!
International Day of Rural Women On 15 October Medical Services Pacific (MSP), with the contribution of many generous women, provided free bras to rural women in Lawai Village and to female market vendors at Sigatoka Town in celebration of the International Day of Rural Women. The kind donation of eleven boxes of undergarments was given
Health Fair Happenings Health Fairs are a fantastic way to allow a community to understand their health status, to inspire and encourage them to live a more healthy life, and to provide early detection of problems before they result in medical emergencies. A Health Fair provides access to a range of health and social services,
Medical Services Pacific has been hard at work again, this time putting together a Health Fair for the people of Tamavua-i-Wai Settlement to be held this Saturday at the Methodist Church Hall in Tamavua-i-Wai. Running from 9 am until 3 pm, the Health Fair will bring together a diverse range of healthcare services, making it
National Rheumatic Heart Disease Awareness Week Bula vinaka, friends and colleagues – and welcome to a special edition of the MSP blog, in support of the national Fiji Rheumatic Heart Disease Awareness Week, which ran 2nd to 7th of June 2014 – an initiative of the Rotary Club of Suva in partnership with the Ministry
While Fiji spent April celebrating Ram Navami, observing Lent and Easter, watching the lunar eclipse, and attending the Coco-cola games, the MSP crew were working like crazy on several high-profile outreach events (in addition to our usual services), much to the delight of close to 900 people who accessed our services this month. AWACEN-ing minds, inspiring
For the first time, rural youths in the district of Solaira Tikina, in Naitasiri Province, will have an opportunity to engage in the subject of child protection, gender rights and empowerment through a workshop run by the Fijian NGO, Medical Services Pacific.
For the first time, rural youths in the district of Solaira Tikina, in Naitasiri Province, will have an opportunity to engage in the subject of child protection, gender rights and empowerment through a workshop run by the Fijian NGO, Medical Services Pacific.
Fijian NGO Medical Services Pacific (MSP) is urging women to have regular Pap smears to aid early detection of cervical cancer and other abnormalities. To this end, MSP’s Mobile Clinical Outreach Team is providing free Pap smears for women, particularly to those living in rural and remote areas of Fiji.
Well, it’s been a busy few months here at Medical Services Pacific, and no doubt you’ve all been wondering what we’ve been up to!