Golan Heights returning soldiers of the Taskforce Daimani come forward to assist WOWS Kids Fiji
Call made to assist children living with cancer and their families

Golan Heights returning soldiers of the Taskforce Daimani come forward to assist WOWS Kids Fiji

Call made to assist children living with cancer and their families

By Vijay Narayan
Thursday 10/06/2021
Returning soldiers Taskforce Daimani led by Lt Colonel Ben Naliva handed over the much needed funds to WOWS Kids Fiji Founder, Sina Kami today.

The Golan Heights returning soldiers of the Republic of Fiji Military Forces today answered the call for assistance for children living with cancer during these trying times, and donated FJ$4,000 and US$1,000 to WOWS Kids Fiji.

The returning soldiers Taskforce Daimani led by Lt Colonel Ben Naliva handed over the much needed funds to WOWS Kids Fiji Founder, Sina Kami today.

Kami confirms that they have also received goods from Punjas to help with food packs for the affected children and their families and Fiji Chemicals has also donated hand sanitizers.

She says the food packs will go out tomorrow and those that they cannot reach will receive funds through MPAiSA.

Kami says they continue to raise funds to ensure the children living with cancer and their families continue to get assisted.

Kami says they give assistance packs twice a month during this lockdown period and also arrange transportation for children to and from hospital for their treatments.

If you would like to assist, please contact WOWS Kids Fiji through their facebook page.

Their accounts detail is Account Name:

WOWS KIDS FIJI Bank Name: Bank of the South Pacific Account Number: 10416097 Swiftcode: BOSPFJFJ

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