The Vishva Hindu Parishad of Fiji is looking forward to help close to 3,000 vulnerable school students in the country with school stationery including books, bags, shoes and school uniforms next year.
It is a religious based non-profitable organisation that is looking forward to launchinf its new branch in Rewa at Nakaikogo Primary School this Sunday.
National President Jay Dayal says that every year their district branches in different divisions look out for those children who need help.
Dayal adds that they reached out to more than 1,500 students after Tropical Cyclone Winston last year with food and school stationery.
He stresses that there is no restriction and people of all races can be part of this organisation.
Dayal says that they get donations from abroad and locally based companies and organisations which help them to carry out awareness programs and help people.
The Vishva Hindu Parishad currently has twelve branches in the country.
