There are five days to go before Style Fiji 2026 takes centre stage with A Midsummer Night’s Dream, with this year’s event placing a strong focus on supporting two charitable organisations making a difference in the lives of people across Fiji.
As part of its 15th anniversary celebrations, Style Fiji has named Fiji Network Plus (FJN+) and Fiji Mobility Alliance as its two charitable beneficiaries for this year’s event.
Style Fiji committee member and Creative Director, Samson Lee, says Fiji is facing one of the most significant public health challenges in its history, with HIV cases rising sharply in recent years.
He says behind every statistic is a person, a family and a future, and far too many people continue to live with stigma, fear and misunderstanding.
Lee says through Style Fiji, they hope to shine a light on the cause by supporting HIV Fiji in its work to assist people living with and affected by HIV, educate communities and advocate for a healthier Fiji.
He adds the organisation hopes to use this year's celebration to shine a light on the important work of both beneficiaries and the communities they serve.
FJN+ works to empower people living with HIV in Fiji through support, advocacy and community engagement, helping to raise awareness and strengthen support for affected communities.
Meanwhile, Fiji Mobility Alliance advocates for inclusive public transport, improved accessibility and greater opportunities for individuals living with mobility challenges across the country.
