Samoa Family Health Association

18/02/2026

Community means prevention.

Being collective is deeply rooted in who we are. We look out for each other. We move together. Everything we do is for each other and FOR THEM.

Open and honest conversations about HIV help prevent HIV. When we talk, we break stigma. When we share knowledge, we protect one another.

As a community, we do it FOR THEM. 💙

Medical Services Pacific Vanuatu Family Health Association Tonga Family Health Association SIPPA -Solomon Islands Planned Parenthood Association Kiribati Family Health Assosiation -KFHA Tuvalu Family Health Association Reproductive & Family Health Association of Fiji - RFHAF RMI Youth to Youth in Health/ Jodrikdrik nan Jodrikdrik ilo Ejmour Samoa Family Health Association Papua New Guinea Family Health Association Youth OCEANs

17/02/2026

HIV is on the rise in the Pacific region and silence only fuels it.

If we want to change that, we have to talk about it. Openly. Honestly. Regularly. 🗣️

Our ancestors passed down knowledge through storytelling and conversation. In the same way, we must speak openly about HIV so we can prevent it, reduce stigma, and protect our communities. 🌺

Speak up FOR THEM.

Medical Services Pacific Vanuatu Family Health Association Tonga Family Health Association SIPPA -Solomon Islands Planned Parenthood Association Kiribati Family Health Assosiation -KFHA Reproductive & Family Health Association of Fiji - RFHAF Tuvalu Family Health Association RMI Youth to Youth in Health/ Jodrikdrik nan Jodrikdrik ilo Ejmour Samoa Family Health Association Papua New Guinea Family Health Association

10/02/2026

04/02/2026

29/01/2026

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28/01/2026

NOTICE - CLINIC AND OFFICE TEMPORARY CLOSURE.

Talofa Paaga uma ale SFHA,

O le a tapunia le tumau lo tatou ofisa i Motootua ile asō 29/01/2026 ona o le motusia ai ole suavai.

Faamolemole o le a toe logoina a outou afioga pe a toe faaleleia lena auaunaga taua.

To all our partners and clients, kindly note that our office and clinic at Motootua will be temporarily closed today 29/01/2026 due to a water outage.

We will resume normal services once the water supply is restored.

We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your patience and understanding.

Ma le faaaloalo tele.
Faafetai
Pulega.

23/01/2026

SFHA Thanksgiving Service 2026

Today, we gathered in gratitude, giving thanks to God for His guidance and protection over SFHA, our partners and the communities we serve, as we commit this new year’s journey into His hands. 🙌🏻

We also took a moment to celebrate our Madam President, who proudly graduated with a PhD from the Victoria University of Wellington in December 2025. Congratulations again Dr. Jyothi Abraham. 🎉

Alofa mai le Alii ile savaliga o lenei tausaga. Manuia!

19/01/2026

Join our team because together, we can make a difference 😊

04/01/2026

Talofa lava and Goodmorning 😊

Faamolemole, toe faamanatu atu faato’ā toe tatala la tatou ‘au’aunaga ile lautele ile a*o Gafua 12 Ianuari 2026 ile taimi masani.

Ma le faaaloalo tele.

To all SFHA clients and friends, please be reminded that we will be opening our office and clinics on Monday 12 January 2026, 9am!

Thank you.

SFHA 😊

09/12/2025

9 December 2025 : 16 Days of Activism!

This year’s program, we celebrated not only creativity through poetry, music and performances but also the courage and commitment of our young couples from Vavau and Faleasi’u who have completed the Sexual Gender Based Violence Fundametals Training. Their willingness to learn, grow and lead change in their families and communities is something we must acknowledge with pride.

“Violence whether physical, emotional, sexual or digital has no place in our societies” said the Associate Minister of Health, Hon Ale Vena Ale, at his opening speech.

“Ending violence requires all of us, the government, communities, churches and families working together….” He continued🙌🏻

The competition featured two main categories- Poems and Songs on the theme ‘Unite To End Digital Violence Against Women and Girls’.

Vavau claimed first place in both categories, while Faleasi’u proudly secured second place.

SFHA would like to extend a huge faafetai tele lava to our communities for your participation and contribution to this year’s 16 days program.

A heartfelt thank you as well to our partners and donors for your continued support.

Manuia tele le Kersisimasi ma le Tausaga Fou.

09/12/2025

27/11/2025

💡1. What is Family Life Education (FLE)?
✔️ it’s a holistic approach to teaching and learning that supports adolescents in all areas of their well-being. It covers the emotional, physical and social aspects of sexuality as well as mental health, healthy eating, keeping active and making safe choices free from drugs & alcohol.

2. Why focused on Out of School?
✔️ to provide Comprehensive Sexuality Education (CSE) to children and young people who are not in school and tailored to the need of specific groups of children and young people.

With the great support from our partners, we have successfully completed round two of our FLE training for young out of school youth from Falesi’u and Red Cross volunteers.

We are planning our final round after festive sea*ons and our young learners will receive their certificates as FLE OOS facilitator 🙌🏻 watch this space ✊🏻

Faafetai tele lava tou young people for your willingness to learn and for bearing with us in two weeks. This is for you and our future generations to come. 🙏

Faafetai also to our amazing and wonderful facilitators from the Samoa Education Network Incorporated Ministry of Women, Community & Social Development Ministry of Health Samoa Samoa Red Cross Society Nuanua O Le Alofa, Disability Advocacy Organisation in Samoa Sāmoa Fa'afāfine Association Incorporated for availing your time to support us in delivering our FLE program. Faafetai faafetai tele lava. 🌸

We would also like to thank our donors IPPF Sub Regional Office for the Pacific Unfpa Pacific Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade for your continued support.

Happy holidays from