The Fiji Cancer Society is set to significantly bolster its outreach and support services thanks to a newly donated vehicle from Kontiki Finance. This initiative aims to enhance access for cancer patients residing in remote and underserved regions across Fiji. The donation underscores Kontiki Finance’s commitment to community wellbeing, particularly for individuals who encounter obstacles in obtaining necessary care.
This latest vehicle marks the sixth donation from Kontiki Finance since its collaboration with the Fiji Cancer Society commenced in 2018. It highlights a continued effort to provide practical assistance beyond mere financial help. The vehicle will enable essential outreach programs, allowing staff and volunteers to travel to rural communities for cancer screenings, counseling, and awareness initiatives. This initiative is vital in ensuring that patients receive care without being hindered by distance or financial limitations.
During the vehicle handover ceremony, Leeanne Dalton, Group Human Resources Manager at Kontiki Finance, highlighted the importance of providing meaningful support that transcends financial contributions. By alleviating some of the logistical challenges faced by families affected by cancer, the company hopes to foster a more supportive environment for those in need.
Belinda Chan, CEO of the Fiji Cancer Society, expressed heartfelt appreciation for Kontiki Finance’s generous support, indicating that this donation will greatly enhance the organization’s ability to reach vulnerable populations. The new vehicle is expected to play a critical role in improving patient transportation, expanding outreach efforts, and facilitating vital cancer screenings and programs, particularly in the Western Division. This will ensure that essential services are accessible to all Fijians.
The partnership between Kontiki Finance and the Fiji Cancer Society serves as a testament to the positive change that community collaborations can bring, demonstrating a commitment to delivering crucial services to those who require them the most. Together, they are making strides in improving the lives of cancer patients across Fiji, affirming that collective efforts can lead to impactful outcomes in healthcare accessibility.