Women's group to support development

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A women group was set up in the early 70's to support the development of villagers around Fiji. 

The Soqosoqo Vakamarama ni Yasana o Lau was set up by the former First Lady of Fiji to oversee and monitor development reports been submitted during the Annual Meeting. 

The women's group monitor and report developments that were incomplete and mismanage by the development committee. They action help the committee to be inline with they goals. 

Date received by the group a also used for developing planning and also show progress report. 

Upon celebrating their 50th anniversary, the president reminder the women's on their activities and reason behind their establishment. 

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