Last year’s outreach saw more than 4,000 consultations, and organisers expect even more people to turn up this time, seeking care they might otherwise go without.

Organisers say the carnival aims to empower youth, raise awareness on social issues and bring communities together.

This programme will be featuring a youth march, worship, testimonies and a united call for a drug‑free future, hosted by the Fiji Council of Churches in partnership with government and civil society groups.

The initiative is delivered by the Sri Sathya Sai International Organisation (Australia–New Zealand–Fiji) and aims to improve access to specialist healthcare services in Fiji

Park Jam promises music, DJs, comedy, and fireworks from December 31 to January 1.

Public gathering kicks off at 8pm with entertainment, food, and community spirit.