The Fiji DMF travels to Fiji annually, bringing approximately 30 volunteers – doctors, dentists and other medical professionals – to host a week-long mobile clinic on the Island of Malolo. The foundation brings in all necessary equipment and medicine to deliver basic care to the adults and children of the local villages and surrounding islands.
Access to healthcare is hard out here. For many at Solevu in the Mamanuca Islands, this is the only medical treatment they receive all year. A HUGE vinaka to the incredible Fiji DMF volunteers. These doctors, dentists, nurses and helpers dedicate their time, skills and dollars to treat Mololo locals every year. The Fiji Dental
According to WHO statistics, the leading cause of death in Fiji is diabetes mellitus, followed closely by ischemic heart disease. These are both chronic but preventable illnesses – in other words, we can do something. This year, we’ve taken a significant step towards improving our staff’s well-being by launching our own Wellness Program. Spearheading this
Leena Zhou is bringing a team of 18 doctors, medics, nurses and helpers to run a mobile medical clinic in Nabila, Fiji. Donations for medical supplies are needed now.
The legends from the Fiji DMF have returned home after a huge week of charity dental work for Mamanuca Island locals on our neighbouring village of Solevu. The Fiji DMF treat Namotu staff, Malolo children and adults plus staff from many, many other resorts, businesses and villages. The 27 volunteer dentists, doctors, nurses and assistants
In December 2023 Reza and Kelly from Modo MD came down with the Yachtman family to conduct a medical clinic on Namotu and our local village of Solevu.
The Fiji DMF are looking for corporate and individual donors to assist them in providing essential dental and medical care to Fijians
Eryn Krouse, Lia Turano, and Janine Jahnke, joined us for their tropical girls surf trip in January. It’s no secret that Namotu is renowned for its world-class surf breaks, white sandy beaches, and crystal-clear waters but our food, cocktails and the Fijian culture are what really makes a holiday here so special. The girls had
Renowned Hawaiian big wave surfer, stand-up paddlboarder, surf and SUP board shaper, foiler and windsurfer, Dave Kalama and his team of watermen (and women) have just wrapped up their annual 2 week surf camps on Namotu. Of course any trip hosted by Dave is going to include a lot more than just surfing. There’s foiling,
Fiji’s Open! From December 1st international tourists will be welcomed back to Fiji without quarantine. But what does that mean for your trip to Namotu?