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Two new fire-truck arrived in Kiritimati Islands

Strengthening Safety: Fire Trucks Arrive on Kiritimati Island! The successful arrival of two fire trucks on Kiritimati Island marks a major milestone in advancing community safety and resilience. This achievement was made possible through the valued partnership of the SA Country Fire Service, Pacific Islands Emergency Management Alliance, Ministry of Line and Phoenix Islands Development, Office of Te Beretitenti National Disaster Risk Management Office, and the Kiribati Police Service.

This initiative represents a significant step forward in enhancing emergency response capabilities for the island, ensuring greater protection for the people of Kiribati.

Kaitiro Tiroam, Officer in Charge (OIC) for the Ministry of Line and Phoenix Islands Development, expressed her deep gratitude for the generous support and collaboration that led to the successful delivery of the two fire trucks, highlighting their vital role in strengthening fire safety for Kiritimati Island.

We extend our sincere appreciation to all partners involved for their unwavering commitment in making this important initiative a reality.

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Community Hygiene Promoters in Christmas Island lodge

Community Hygiene Promoters from all four wards completed a powerful training on sanitation & hygiene, equipping them with the skills to drive healthier practices in their communities.

The recent training session focused on the key concepts of sanitation and hygiene, with the aim of empowering Community Hygiene Promoters from all four wards to drive positive behavior change within their communities.

Participants gained valuable knowledge and practical skills to strengthen hygiene practices, prevent disease, and improve community wellbeing. The session also encouraged peer learning and active participation, ensuring that each promoter is better equipped to support healthier living standards in their respective wards.

We extend our heartfelt appreciation to WASH BRISH UNICEF for making this opportunity possible. Special thanks to WASH Project Manager Nujulee and the dedicated staff for organizing such an engaging and impactful workshop 💧👏✨

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