
10,000 Toes Campaign recognised by World Health Organization
10,000 Toes has been awarded for its work in helping to address the epidemic of lifestyle diseases in Fiji.
10,000 Toes has been awarded for its work in helping to address the epidemic of lifestyle diseases in Fiji.
How a beachside resort in Fiji was transformed into a place that brings hope and healing to the local community.
The initiative was promoted by the ambassadors of the 10,000 Toes Campaign of the Nadi English Adventist Church and met a great need in the community.
Kiribati residents are able to access health check-ups and workshops through a new wellness hub supported by 10,000 Toes.
Plans for two mobile medical clinics, Hope TV and radio studios, and an animated children’s series have got the green light.
“He was jubilant as they lifted him up in a chair into the pond.” An amazing story of how a diabetic amputee came for health lectures and found Jesus.
The 10,000 Toes tally has hit $200,000 thanks to generous support.
Church representatives recently launched plans for a South Pacific Society of Lifestyle Medicine.
“The aim is to influence the governments right across the Pacific and I think we are making big, bold advances in that area.”
The chicken dance and a healthy food mufti day were among the fun activities.