VISUALLY-IMPAIRED students at the Fiji School of the Blind in Vatuwaqa were treated to a special celebration yesterday featuring traditional Indian cuisine, sweets and gifts from Digicel Fiji.
Digicel Pacific Hub Markets chief executive officer, Steve Long said the company was honoured to share the spirit of Diwali – a festival symbolising light, hope, and new beginnings – with the children.
“We are deeply committed to fostering inclusivity and supporting the communities we serve,” Mr Long said. “Celebrating Diwali with the students of the Fiji School of the Blind reflects our ongoing dedication to making a positive social impact.
“This festival is a reminder of the importance of giving back, and we are proud to be part of creating joyful and lasting memories for these incredible students.”
Students and staff of the Fiji School of the Blind expressed heartfelt gratitude for Digicel Fiji’s generosity and thoughtfulness, describing the event as a special occasion that brought light and happiness to their daily lives.
“Digicel Fiji continues to strengthen its efforts in building a compassionate and inclusive society, honouring traditions that unite communities,” Mr Long said.
A leading provider of telecommunications and entertainment services, Digicel Pacific offers a wide range of products and services to individuals and businesses.
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Note: This article was first published under the headline: Telco distributes Diwali treats for visually impaired in Page 15 of the print version of The Fiji Times dated Saturday, October 18, 2025
