WHO LENDS A HELPING HAND TO THE SVSG

(Photo from SVSG Facebook live, World Health Organisation's visit today at the Campus of Hope)

The Samoa Victim Support Group received monetary support from the World Health Organization for Agricultural means.

The Samoa Victim Support Group’s main focus is healthy eating and keeping the diets healthy. The World Health Organization’s response was through the Chief Executive Officer, Aiono Alec Ekeroma, and the Ministry. Samoa Victim Support submitted proposals based on farming and agriculture for the young victims' everyday consumption. 

Head of WHO Samoa Dr. Kim Eva Dickson will deliver $10,000 USD with conditions of its use, as soon as possible. 

In an interview with one of the board members, Logotaua Palepa Swanney Solaese, she declared that agriculture provides the victims and children with the most assistance. When necessary, they can eat and gather food from their own farms every day. 

“It is a challenge getting this proposal done. We submitted our proposal to WHO and apparently their response is delightful. The workers and SVSG staff are thrilled with the support of every organization around the globe in making all the objectives possible.”

“During COVID-19, we struggled, short on groceries and food. We took so many options thinking of this major project coming true one day,” Mrs Solaese said.

The speaker of the day, Siliniu Lina Chang who is also the Chief Executive Officer and Founder of SVSG, acknowledged the CEO of Health Aiono Alec Ekeroma, Dr. Kim Eva Dickson the head of WHO in Samoa and Pacific, and all the invitees. The crowd was full of laughter and enjoyment in earning great fundamentals.