In a landmark collaboration, the Vodafone ATH Foundation, the Higher Education Commission Fiji (HECF), together with Australian Pacific Management and Training (APMT) have forged a new path for community development. This partnership has resulted in championing the programme of Certificate in Community Health (Addressing HIV/AIDS in Fiji) Level 2.
A groundbreaking initiative designed to transform lives and strengthen the social fabric of Fiji.
APMT Director Programme Management Mr Ck Bhuravarjhula stated this programme aims to directly support Fiji’s strategy to combat the HIV/AIDS outbreak, which will benefit community and Fiji.
He further stated the program supports Fiji’s commitment to end AIDS by 2030, in line with UNAIDS and WHO targets.
“The outcome of the program mobilize communities for testing, ensure informed consent and confidentiality, and provide rapid referral into treatment and support.
Vodafone ATH Foundation CEO Ambalika Devi stated, this initiative represents a genuine investment of time and resources into impactful causes. It is a strategic move to “work the talk” by providing tangible solutions that lead to a healthier, more informed populace.
Ms Devi said, this collaborative effort is a powerful example of how education can serve as a catalyst for profound social change. It’s a proactive step toward building a healthier, more educated, and more prosperous future for Fiji and the entire Pacific.
Ms Devi Stated this strategic move is expected to create a ripple effect, delivering significant benefits across multiple sectors education and employability. The programme will focus on practical, hands on training ensures that participants gain valuable skills that are immediately applicable in the real world.
“Graduates will not only become certified but will also be equipped to tr
