Fiji Sun

Patients, Parents, Surgeons get Meal Support from NZ Company

- INOKE RABONU SUVA Edited by Jonathan Bryce Feedback: inoke.rabonu@fijisun.com.fj

Sri Sathya Sai Sanjeevani Children’s Hospital got a major boost. New Zealand company, Panamex New Zealand in conjunctio­n with its distributi­on partners Tappoo Group, is supporting the work of the hospital by donating its products for inpatients.

The products donated were being used as meals for children who were being given free ‘Gift of Life’ Heart surgeries.

The supplies were also used to cater meals for families of all the patients and the large team of surgeons, doctors and nurses who had come to Fiji from USA and Australia to save our nation’s children.

The products donated included Watties Mix Vegetable, Three Cooke Whole Peeled, Watties Garden Peas, Watties Sauce, Watties Baked Bean, and Watties Spaghetti, Watties tomato Purée, Heinz Big Red Sauce, Golden Circle Juice and Fountain Sauces.

Panamex New Zealand’s sales and marketing manager, Stephen Precious, congratula­ted Sai Prema Foundation for opening the Children’s Hospital.

“I congratula­te the foundation for the opening of its landmark project which has altered the medical landscape of the entire region,” he said.

“Panamex New Zealand is proud to be associated with this hospital, which will save many lives of the children of Fiji and the Pacific. It’s time like these that we all need to come together to help support these individual­s and families in need.”

Sai Prema Foundation Hospital manager Pratin Lal said the foundation was grateful for the support from Panamex New Zealand.

“We are grateful for the assistance given by Panamex New Zealand to feed the children and their families,” Mr Lal said.

“They have been incredible partners in our national food distributi­on programme as well.”

 ?? ?? Panamex and Tappoo Representa­tive Shyrin Nand (left), and Sai Prema Foundation representa­tive Rebecca Ralawa with the donated food items from Panamex New Zealand.
Panamex and Tappoo Representa­tive Shyrin Nand (left), and Sai Prema Foundation representa­tive Rebecca Ralawa with the donated food items from Panamex New Zealand.

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