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The Samoa Victim Support Group (SVSG) is marking an important milestone this year—20 years of dedicated service to the people of Samoa. Since its inception, SVSG has been at the forefront of advocating for the protection and well-being of vulnerable individuals, particularly women and children affected by violence.

To commemorate this momentous occasion, the SVSG Village Representative Executive launched their first activity, setting the tone for a year of celebration, reflection, and continued commitment to their mission.

On February 10th, they visited the children residing at the Campus of Hope, a safe haven for children who have endured various forms of abuse and hardship. The representatives arrived with an abundance of food groceries, ensuring that the children and their caregivers had the necessary provisions to sustain their daily needs.

Their visit was not just about donations—it was a gesture of solidarity, demonstrating the unwavering support of SVSG’s leadership. During their time at the campus, the village representatives and children engaged in heartfelt prayers, seeking divine blessings for the continued success of SVSG’s work.

The representatives reaffirmed their commitment to ending violence in Samoa, calling upon every village chief and leader to take an active role in protecting their communities from harm. They emphasized that true leadership is about standing up for the vulnerable and ensuring that no one suffers in silence.

SVSG President Siliniu Lina Chang expressed her heartfelt gratitude to the village representatives for their dedication and willingness to serve. She acknowledged their tireless efforts in being the first point of contact for victims seeking help, often sacrificing their own time and resources to support those in need. “This 20th anniversary is not just a celebration of SVSG’s journey but a recognition of every individual who has contributed with the continued support of its village representatives, partners, and the wider Samoan community.

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SOURCE – Samoa Victim Support Group

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