Malaita Care Centre appeals for support to build a perimeter fence
Writing in the Solomon Star newspaper, today, Bryan Luvena wrote about the newly built Malaita Care Centre, in Auki, under the auspices of the Anglican Church of Melanesia (ACoM)
The article gave details of the Care Centre and the need for a perimeter fence.
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“One of the founders of the Care Centre Sister Doreen Awaiasi said the Care Centre is the second centre being established under ACoM.
“It became operational late last year and is expected to be fully completed by this month.
“Sister Doreen told this paper that the fencing of the centre is the last and very important part of the project that is yet to be completed.
“Therefore she appeals to individuals and business houses to help in whatever way they can to help complete the fence around the centre so that their clients can be safe and secured when taking shelter at the centre.
“Sister Doreen explained the centre started last year after they saw the need to take care of women and children being affected by domestic violence.
“We started by raising funds by organising a number of fundraising activities and selling of raffle tickets.
“Since then it has provided a good service to clients from different places all over Malaita and people started to realize the importance of the safety of women and children who are victims of
“As part of their fundraising effort an envelope will be issued out to companies and organisations by the fundraising committee to support the fencing project.
“There’s no fix amount to donate but depends on how much they want to give from their hearts,” said Sister Doreen.
“She also thanked those who have supported the Malaita Care Centre committee in the past fundraising activities to complete the centre.
Yours sincerely
Frank Short
