Health & Wellbeing
GVI Trust Dawasamu Fiji Health Programme began in January 2018 the long-term objective to assist the local District Nurse on the health issues concerning the District of Dawasamu in accordance with the Ministry of Health’s annual objectives for this District. One area GVI Trust Dawasamu focuses on the capacity development of the community health workers. […]
During the months of April, May and June our partners Coco’s Animal Welfare celebrated their 1st anniversary in their new clinic. Since they moved from the house to this clinic the impact on the region’s animals has been amplified! The team, with the support of volunteers managed to complete during this trimester 1,159 sterilization surgeries, divided
The most important aspect of anti-poaching is an active and effective presence. To this end, recent funds raised have gone towards ensuring that the anti-poaching team on Karongwe can carry out missions across the reserve whether it is patrols, responding to suspicious activity or ambushes. Anti Poaching Fleet With poaching incidences on the rise and
During the first quarter, our partners Coco’s Animal Welfare, had a massive impact on the region’s animals. This amazing team managed to complete 943 sterilisation surgeries, divided into 514 dogs and 429 cats in their permanent Spay and Neuter Campaign. Here is an overview of what was achieved: The Outreach Program supports communities around Playa del Carmen by providing free
Coco’s Animal Welfare Makes an Impact in Playa del Carmen Communities Read More »
We have recently donated £1250 to our local partners, the Coastal Jaguar Conservation (CJC). We are supporting CJC’s with their invaluable research in the Tortuguero area. They are also very involved in the dissemination of information about jaguar conservation in Costa Rica. The funds will be used to enhance the jaguar research work done on
This is the first guide of its kind! It provides comprehensive and practical guidance on best practice for shark and ray tourist outlets. Project AWARE let us know that they planned on creating a guide for best practices for Shark & Ray Sustainable Tourism. We decided to raise funds and support the initiative by contributing to the
GVI Chiang Mai is based in the remote village of Huay Pakoot. Due to the remoteness of the village, they have no access to veterinary care for the cats and dogs and as result, we have seen a huge population increase with regards to the dogs in the village. We were approached by the Mahouts
For 2 nights, volunteers and staff took part in our annual Sleep Out Challenge in order to raise funds for The GVI Trust. These funds are used to help support 3 of our elephants to continue living naturally in the forest. Helping to return more elephants to the forest is one of the long term
The 48 hour Jungle Sleep Out for the Thailand Elephants! Read More »
For the past 18 months, we have supported the Playa del Carmen Integral Care Centre (CEAO) with the necessary funds so that they can provide their students with assisted dog therapy. This therapy involves supporting a person with a disability using a specially trained dog. It is an integral process where the dog fulfils certain functions which stimulate the
Rhino poaching is currently at a crisis point. By the end of 2015, the number of African rhinos killed by poachers had increased for the sixth year in a row with at least 1,338 rhinos killed by poachers across Africa in 2015 with the vast majority of these poaching incidents occurring in South Africa. If
Protect the threatened White Rhino in South Africa Read More »
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