Youth empowerment is at the heart of her advocacy, alongside fire safety and mental health awareness.
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Lavenia Waqanivanua
Travelling to a village can set her back between $300 and $400, but for Ms Kama, seeing another woman turn a newly learned skill into an income makes the sacrifice worthwhile.
Talei Roko
Marshall Islands scholar Glovini Thibon says family support and faith helped her through the challenges of law school.
21 Aug
Rariqi Turner
Single mother Adi Ema Nava’s encouragement helped her son Amenio Tuilevu become the first lawyer in their family.
Nanise Rokotea overcame financial struggles, long commutes and self-doubt to be admitted to the Bar.
Originally from Nakanacagi Village in the district of Dreketi, Macuata, with maternal links to Nasolo Village in Bua, Ms Qarau works as a centre manager at South Pacific Business Development (SPBD) Microfinance Fiji Pte Limited in Labasa.
20 Aug
Shratika Naidu
For Private Yabaki, pushing through the difficult days meant constantly reminding herself why she had started.
16 Aug
Milika Rabulu
As a single mother of two, her motivation was clear — to provide the best possible future for her sons and prove that difficult circumstances did not have to determine her future.
The 31-year-old started Bano’s Creation Hamper from her home in Batinikama, Labasa, three months ago.
Her campaign will centre on the message “Great health creates greater opportunities”, encouraging people to see their health as an investment in their future.
