Cyclone Winston created havoc on the Island of Fiji causing 12m high waves and forceful winds flattening whole villages and cutting communication across the small Island. Thousands displaced and left with no shelter as the death toll continues to rise. Schools converted into evacuation centres and roads closed due to downed powerlines. The situation is urgent and to stop any threat of disease or contamination spreading we need to act now!
 
MAA are one of the first aid organisation to respond to the catastrophe and has already begun distributing over 1,600 emergency food packs with essentials including rice, powdered milk, potatoes and oil. 


 
Muslim Aid Australia’s Project Manager, Taupheeq Omar is currently coordinating the relief efforts.
“We aim to reach the most affected areas in Tailevu, Rakiraki, Ba, Tavua, and Lautoka as well as other parts of the country.”
 

Our team is responding to the emergency situation by assessing the needs of the people affected. Co-ordinated efforts are being made with local organisations to respond to the disaster in the most efficient and fastest way possible.


 
To contribute towards the relief efforts please donate here.