New Website Is Live!

It has finally happened! The website is now live!

https://www.hopefiji.org/

I have had the opportunity to assist in helping create the new website for Homes of Hope Fiji. It is such an improvement over the past website that was quickly becoming aged and dated. I think the website is often the "front door" to the first impression we get from an organization; and this "front door" is a great improvement at showcasing the ways HoH is serving these at-risk and abused girls.

I'd like to point out particularly that there is a brand new video, very well done too:
https://www.hopefiji.org/residential-campus

So there you go! Please explore the website! And if you happen to see any mistakes.... Feel free to pass it along! (Free proof-checking on my end!)

Also, please share the website with others. In particular since HoH is a officially registered NGO with the Government of Fiji, corporate giving (especially company matching) is fully supported (non-discriminatory, etc, the full enchilada!)

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