Changes in a child’s behaviour could be a sign they are struggling – Naisele
Parents are being urged to pay closer attention to changes in their children's behaviour, as these could be signs that they are struggling with issues they may not
Parents are being urged to pay closer attention to changes in their children's behaviour, as these could be signs that they are struggling with issues they may not
Women and girls escaping gender-based violence in the Western Division will have access to safe accommodation, counselling and other support services through a new Women'
Parents leaving Fiji for employment opportunities overseas while their children remain in the country, is an emerging concern being highlighted by the Substance Abuse Adv
Parents are being urged to look beyond their children’s school results and behaviour and understand the emotional struggles they may be carrying every day.This was
The rain could not dampen the celebrations as the final day of Suva Muslim Primary School’s Centennial Carnival brought students, parents, teachers, former student
Parents and guardians have been urged to closely monitor their children during the two-week school holiday and ensure they make safe and responsible choices.With schools
306 local adoption applications have been processed since March this year following the implementation of amendments to Fiji’s Adoption Act.This has been highlight
Family breakdown and emotional disconnection remain among the primary drivers of displacement among street-connected children.This was highlighted by Minister for Women,
A student who allegedly assaulted a 16-year-old student at one of the schools in Nausori, will be interviewed today.This follows information received by fijivillage News
The Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission has raised concerns after a 16-year-old student was allegedly slapped by a teacher at Gospel High School.The stud
International School Suva is celebrating the diversity of its community as students, families and volunteers come together for the 2026 Fun Day. Head of School Jesse Donn
Fiji’s first structured residential drug recovery programme specifically for teenage boys has opened in Lautoka, as concerns grow over alcohol and illicit drug use
A growing number of children and young people in Fiji are seeking help for suicidal thoughts, attempted suicide and self-harm, with Empower Pacific reporting a 20 percent
Save the Children Fiji is calling on families and communities to take greater responsibility for protecting children from violence following two recent tragedies involvin
International School Suva students will take centre stage at Fun Day 2026 tomorrow, showcasing their musical talents while helping raise funds for student-led projects th
The Education Minister is awaiting the report before commenting on an alleged assault of a 16-year-old Gospel High School student.Speaking to fijivillage News, Education
If there is a child who needs help, we need to find a way to help that child. We cannot simply leave the problem because it is difficult.This is the message from Minister
A frustrated mother has raised concerns after her 16-year-old daughter was allegedly slapped by a teacher at Gospel High School last Thursday.The mother Neeshu Chand says
The streets of Suva City like Mark Street now have a number of street kids hassling people almost on a daily basis. Many people continue to contact fijivillage News about
Children of the Lagilagi Settlement in Jittu Estate area in Suva have taken the lead in keeping their community clean by collecting litter from around their neighbourhood
Parents and guardians are being urged to know where their children are at all times following the tragic death of the 12-year-old boy whose body was found in Wailoku afte