Believe Campaign Grows, Long-Term Development Focus

After a successful Believe Campaign last year, the Believe Team from Australia will visit Fiji again in August this year when it will bring more than 500 participants this time.
With a focus on sustainable and long-term development in the spheres of leadership, business, education, health and the church, the Believe Campaign aims to bring about positive impact to communities in various countries.
Joey Poh from the Believe Team said the group would arrive in Fiji on August 27 and stay on until September 8.
“The campaign was always designed to start with a two-year plan, which is why we had brought a smaller team in 2018 to help establish a platform for our programmes,” she said.
“This sets us up to bring the large team in 2019 to continue the work we have begun.
“Our commitment to Fiji is long-term as we partner with local organisations to bring about sustainable development.”
The teams will also conduct motivational and leadership programmes in primary and secondary schools, hospitals and a Leadership Summit for leaders both in the private and public sectors among other activities.
“We are still in talks with the Ministry of Education, but with the overwhelmingly positive response from 2018, we are hoping to target up to 100 primary & secondary schools across two weeks in the regions of Suva, Nausori, Lautoka, Nadi, Ba and Labasa,” Ms Poh said.
As a leading project partner, internationally renowned band Planetshakers will also be performing during a grand night celebration as part of the campaign.
Edited by Percy Kean
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