What We Do For Communities
Projects We’re Working On
VCF is engaged in multiple projects across Fiji, other Pacific nations, and India, aimed at addressing pressing healthcare needs.
Our teams in Australia and overseas have been working tirelessly to meet urgent requests from healthcare providers. We are working to supply modern surgical equipment and other essential medical supplies to enhance the quality of medical care and improve patient outcomes.
Support For Nadi Hospital
“I would like to thank you for the support
and assistance given to Nadi hospital in terms of medical equipment,
medicines, medical consumables as well as being our partner with regard to
providing medical services in Nadi.
– Dr Pablo Romakin, Subdivisional Medical Officer, Nadi, Fiji
Urgent Projects Underway
VCF has three urgent projects underway in Fiji, addressing critical healthcare needs. Would you be able to support this important work? Any support you give will directly contribute to improving healthcare services and positively impacting the lives of individuals in need.
Medical Equipment For Operating Theatres
VCF is working on an urgent request from Labasa Hospital to supply state-of-the-art operating theatre and other surgical equipment. This is supported by ongoing clinical and technical training to support this remote medical centre. VCF is urgently seeking donors to support the supply of this life saving medical equipment in the weeks ahead.
Equipment For The Disabled, Aged and Unwell
We’re collecting more beds, wheelchairs, crutches, walkers and a range of other disabiity devices to help families in Fiji, caring for someone who needs comfort and mobility.
The latest shipment is being prepared to help people identified by healthcare workers in remove Vanua Levu.
Lifesaving Dialysis Units Ready For Shipment
Fiji estimates up to 14 per cent of its population are suffering from some degree of kidney disease. Kidney failure debilitating, life threatening and the need for urgent medical support is urgent.
Modern dialysis units and supplies are urgently required. VCF has sourced multiple units for shipment and needs help to see them installed.
View Our Past Projects
Our 6 Steps To A Successful Donation
— Search & Source Modern Medical Equipment
VCF is alerted to the needs of medical teams and healthcare workers. We go about sourcing the state-of-the-art equipment along with additional supplies to completely fill a shipping container.
— Store & Recalibrate
Each item is stored, then placed into the hands of our expert biomedical engineers to calibrate and prepare for the journey to its destination. No items is forwarded without its full checks and restoration.
— Pack & Ship
Such enormously precious cargo must be carefully packed and readied for departure. VCF works with Swire Shipping to move the precious cargo to its destination point and deliver direct to the door.
— Install and/or Distribute
For complicated medical equipment bound for hospitals and healthcare centres, we ensure installation is streamlined. Distribution of the many personal mobility devices, hospital bedding and other supplies relies heavily on our Ramakrishna Mission partners who work with the needy day-in and day-out.
— Clinical & Tech Training
It’s paramount that medical teams understand how to use and maintain the equipment provided. The key to the success of our medical device donations has been VCF’s training for both clinical and technical staff members to gain the best use of the equipment.
— Ongoing Support
Our VCF biomedical engineers continue to support our recipients, helping medical teams maintain and care for their equipment, This ensure the confidence in the equipment’s use and its smooth operation and longevit.
OUR CHARITY FRIENDS
You Can Make A Difference Through Your Donations Today!
Join our team by becoming a sponsor to help toward the costs of our work in Fiji.
All donations over $2 are tax deductible.
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