Medical Services Pacific (MSP) is providing free medical care and counselling to survivors of sexual assault in Fiji through its walk-in clinic in Suva, and through mobile clinical outreach programs to rural and remote areas.
Celebrating 3 years of empowering and supporting Fiji women and youth Since its inception just three years ago, MSP has delivered clinical and information services to over 66,000 women, men and youth through our mobile outreach team and walk-in clinic programs.
Did you know that around 16 million girls under 18 give birth each year worldwide? And there were over 800 teenage pregnancies recorded in Fiji in 2012 – most of these students? MSP supported UN World Population Day 2013, focussed on the issue of adolescent pregnancy this year, with a special free clinic for women
It’s good to see that the rain clouds have passed over at last and the sun is shining again. Here’s an update of what the MSP team have been up to recently.
Art Show to support women’s health in the Pacific We are extremely excited to be nominated as a joint recipient of this year\\\’s Corona Art Show fundraiser which takes place at 7pm on Friday 24 May at Vale Ni Tadra, 51-53 Queen’s Road, Lami, Suva.
It’s been a busy month for us at MSP, with our clinical and awareness programs reaching over 644 clients – a third of which were under 24 years old. Below is a snapshot of some of our activities, but first a big thanks to the Corona club for donating children’s books for our reception area
MSP requires full time, part time and casual medical doctors to support the relief program, mobile clinical outreach, the Suva clinic, and the Post Rape Care program which includes on-call services for the Fiji Police Force. Are you a committed registered medical practitioner who is able to provide clinical services in the sectors of sexual
This Workshop is a joint initiative of Medical Services Pacific (MSP) and the Aspire Network to engage youth and stakeholders in collaboration to protect our children and end violence against women & girls in Fiji.
MANY women made use of a free medical health check-up held in Suva yesterday. The Fiji Muslim’s Women’s league in conjunction with the Medical Services Pacific took the initiative to take the cervical cancer screening and health awareness to the community.
