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đź“·đź“· A proud moment for Fiji Red Cross Society
Our Honorary Member Mr Nitin Gandhi, has been recognised for his service to humanity, receiving an appreciation award from @IFRC President @KateForbes_IFRC in Geneva this week. Congratulations, Mr Gandhi.
Highlights from Day 1 @ #PreCOP31.
Bringing the experience and voices of our communities to the wider climate conversations.
#Onthesideofhumanity
#PreCOP31
We are here & joining the Pacific in keeping 1.5 within the Reach. We are taking our knowledge to the last mile and bringing the voices and experiences of our communities back into the wider climate conversation.
Join us for #PreCOP31
#OnTheSideOfHumanity #valenivanua
Pacific governments, Red Cross Societies and regional partners met in Brisbane for the 5th Pacific Islands #Roundtable on IHL.
The focus: turning commitments into action — because the rules of war only matter when they are respected and put into practice.
#Rulesofwar
Ms Finau Leveni of @IFRCAsiaPacific & Mr Jodi Raich of @ICRC Pacific, immerse themselves in the Dissemination during the National Council Meeting, a powerful reminder that our work & our governance are rooted in the enduring history & humanitarian principles of the Movement.
🩸✌️ When blood donors from around the world come together — you know something special just happened.
Proud donors and Red Cross family from Fiji, France, and Japan here for the Fiji Blood App launch.
The Fiji Blood App is now live. play.google.com/store/apps/d…
Technology has transformed how we bank, travel and communicate.
So why is blood donation in Fiji still stuck in the past?
12 days. 🩸
#Onedropofhumanity
We've been working on something. It's almost ready.
15 June🩸. Watch this space.
#OneDropOfHumanity
Fiji Red Cross Society retweeted
Tropical Cyclone Vaianu has left thousands of people displaced across #Fiji, after bringing heavy rain, strong winds and flooding from 7–8 April.
Through @IFRC_DREF support, @FijiRedCross Society aims to assist 10,000 people across the Western, Central/Eastern Divisions and selected outer islands with emergency relief, shelter support, hygiene and health messaging, volunteer mobilisation, and evacuation support where needed.
@IFRCAsiaPacific
#DREFinAction
#WRCD2026 Grateful to @ADBfiji for standing on the side of Humanity. We truly appreciated the opportunity to share our work—and thank you for pledging to Wear Red this Friday in support of World Red Cross Day. ❤️ #OnthesideofHumanity
#WRCD2026 Right now in Nalawa, our volunteers are crossing rivers & walking miles to deliver messages on leptospirosis, typhoid, dengue & diarrhoea.
This is what wearing RED for humanity looks like.
Will you stand with them?
Wear RED this Friday.
#OnthesideofHumanity
We’re proud to recognise our 1,000+ volunteers across Fiji — especially those currently doing assessments on the ground in #TCVaianu affected communities.
If you’d like to support their work, you can make a donation in honour of a volunteer: fijiredcross.org/redcross-ap…
Update from Kadavu, one of the islands affected by #TCVaianu. Our volunteers on the island have started Initial Damage Assessments in affected villages, reaching 12 HH across 4 villages today. Early findings show a need for mobility support for persons with disabilities.
#EarlyWarningForAll | Training and systems from the @ZCRAlliance partnership are being put into action as TC Vaianu passes.
In Moala Village, Nadi, the Disaster Committee is active & the flag system is guiding their response.
Communities are acting early!
#KeepingHumanityAlive
#EarlyWarningforAll| Through the @ZCRAlliance, Sasa Village in Fiji's Ba province, has the skills & confidence to act.
As TC Vaianu brings heavy rain & flood risk, the response is now local — communities stepping up, looking out for each other & taking ownership of their safety.
#EarlyWarningforAll|
Wailotua village has raised the red flag đź”´
The cyclone is here.
And it’s community volunteers — from the village, for the village — leading the response.
This is why this work matters. Support it.
#KeepingHumanityAlive
Save these numbers now🇫🇯. You may need them later.
Stay safe and stay ready!
#KeepingHumanityAlive
#Earlywarningforall| White flags raised in Sasa Village, Ba, and Wailotua Village, Tailevu.
A simple flag system—understood and used by the community—signalling that preparedness is in motion.
#KeepingHumanityAlive
Sections 12 & 13.
Geneva Conventions Promulgation Act 2007 (Fiji).
#ProtectTheEmblem
Community Health Workers from 40 communities in Fiji’s Western Division are being trained to strengthen surveillance.
Over 300 communities nationwide now detect & report health risks early, linking local action to national response.
#CommunityBasedSurveillance #ResilientFiji
