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Tupeni Rayawa
Tupeni Rayawa
Fiji- Correspondence
Fiji- Correspondence
KEEP THE PACIFIC NUCLEAR FREE
Japan take your money, take your waste, we don’t need it. Let us protect our children and protect our ocean.
Money Minded Program
Financial Literacy Program that is facilitated by ANZ Money-Minded Team
Apart from our activity to serve the community through volunteerism, we are focussed on building our people with necessary skills and knowledge which will play a important role in their life.
Financial Literacy program that is facilitated by ANZ Financial Inclusion Team called Money Minded Program which was facilitated by Elenoa Buliruarua.Thank you for the opportunity and we hope to engage more of our people to be part of next session .
We look forward to the months to come to involve our people in leadership to language training as part of our focus to build our people while serving the community this year and the times ahead.
Pacific Regional Seminary 50th years Anniversary 2022
A Multicultural Oceanic Seminary for Diocesan, Religious, and Lay Students
Pacific Regional Seminary offers training for the Roman Catholic priesthood for candidates from the various dioceses of CEPAC, for religious congregations with houses affiliated to the Seminary, and laypeople. (https://prs.ac.fj/)In 2022, the Pacific Regional Seminary celebrated it's 50th years anniversary with community from around the pacific and various dioceses of CEPAC.
Ambassador Marie C. Damour excitingly oversees the cake cutting for the launch of the U.S. Embassy Youth Council (EYC) Cohort 2022-2024.
U.S. Embassy welcomed nine Pacific youth, representing Fiji, Tonga, and Kiribati, into the 2022-2024 U.S. Embassy Youth Council (EYC).
U.S. Ambassador to Fiji, Kiribati, Tonga, and Ambassador Designee to Tuvalu and Nauru Marie C. Damour launched the new cohort, welcoming members and impressing upon them the impact that they would have on the U.S. Embassy’s youth engagement.
Since 2020, the EYC has provided insight and advice to the U.S. Embassy into the issues and challenges affecting Pacific youth. The EYC also develops youth-centric programs and projects focused on such priority issues as diversity and inclusion, mental wellness, and economic recovery.
Ambassador Damour also thanked representatives from USP, Rainbow Pride Foundation, and the Tasty Kitchen Collective for continuing to partner with the EYC on their endeavors.
The Minister of Youth and Sports Jese Saukuru also attended the ceremony. At the end of the event, he met EYC members and learned more about their goals and plans.
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Levuka
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U.S. Embassy Youth Council Annual Meeting 2023 at the Greenhouse Coworking
Money Minded Program which was facilitated by Elenoa Buliruarua
MoneyMinded is an education program that builds knowledge and confidence to help you make informed decisions about how to manage money. With easy access to online training activities and tools, you can learn at your own pace.
U.S. Embassy Launches the 2022 – 2024 Embassy Youth Council
“You are our link to the rising generation of Pacific youth. This is your seat at the table to help us shape initiatives and programs that reflect your priorities and concerns. Together, we’ll build a future of prosperity, peace, and opportunity for the region’s youth.”
Levuka Trip
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