It has been two weeks since the Samoa Victim Support Group's Campus of Hope has been on lockdown due to the widespread influenza-like diseases and dengue fever.SVSG president Siliniu Lina Chang confirmed this to the Samoa Observer on Wednesday saying despite the challenges posed by the lockdown, .
A Samoan businessman based in New Zealand has had the opportunity to notice firsthand the increasing number of abused children now living at the Samoa Victim Support Group's Campus of Hope.The General Manager of TASI Market in New Zealand, Afioga Toleafoa Leatuao Tupa’i Lavea ended up at the shel.
The Auckland Central Catholic Kahui Ako has made a donation of school supplies, sports gear and other items to the Samoa Victim Support Group's Campus of Hope.One of the young members of the group, 18-year-old Elijah Leituala was delighted to be in Samoa and to donate supplies for the children of.
As the country’s only refuge for abused children, the Samoa Victim Support Group’s Campus of Hope has been the recipient of funding support, as well as goods to keep the facility operational over the years. In fact, in recent weeks locally-based Good Samaritans as well as others from abroad have .
Children at the Samoa Victim Support Group's Campus of Hope have new playground equipment, thanks to a Pacific-based charity group that brought the equipment from New Zealand.Director of Pacific Assist Callum Blair said it was an absolute blessing for them to be able to deliver this project to th.