Partners

For instance we are deeply grateful to Harcourts for rental payment of our 5 bedroom home, our light bill is paid for by Wyndham Resorts, our brand new 15 seater mini bus has been donated by Air Pacific and groceries by individual partners and MHCC.

Education is met primarily by Harcourts.

All medical needs are met for Dr Ram Raju in Nadi.

Pharmacy needs by Nadi Budget for prescription and Medisure for our First aid needs.

Wages are paid for by two churches- Anugrah Fellowship and Asia's Little ones charity with the AOG in the United States.

Volunteers

We very much welcome volunteers but they are requested to provide CV's, referees and police clearance. This is in line with world international standard of volunteer service. If you are interested in volunteer work at the treasure house then contact us directly.

The purpose of the volunteer program is to provide structured assistance to the permanent caregiving staff. We also work with a group of short-term volunteers that is typically made up of young people from overseas who come and help us for periods of one week to several months.

Our permanent staff performs the primary caregiving duties, including feeding, nappy changing, dressing, holding, disciplining, etc. The intention is for the children to bond with the caregivers as they are the ones who can offer them love and attachment on an ongoing basis.

Volunteers are encouraged to build relationships with the older children (seven and up) who can understand that a volunteer is here for only a short time and needs to return home. Volunteers are not encouraged to build bonds with younger children as the steady changeover of volunteers is unhealthy for the younger children.

We train our volunteers to understand the developmental needs of our children at different ages, and they are expected to comply with our recommendations.

Treasure house is ever grateful for the people who have devoted time, energy and love to the children and the Home throughout the years. As needs have shifted over time, we are finding that our children benefit from as much consistency as we can provide them.

Anyone considering volunteering at Treasure house should understand that we are not in a position to pay for volunteer services, either directly or in-kind. In other words, we are only able to work with individuals and groups that are able to financially support themselves while serving at treasure house.

Children's Home volunteers play an instrumental role in assisting our staff with the daily running of our Home. This includes helping with household chores as well as engaging the children in various activities such as play time and homework time.

If you are considering to be a volunteer at the treasure than please contact Ulamila Cakau, and be ready for a life changing experience.