TARD is a neutral, non-profit, "youth initiated, youth led" volunteer group established in August by To'abaita a geographical region in Solomon Islands university students studying in Fiji, with a goal to bridge community development barriers and pursue potential rural community initiatives and aspirations for North Malaita Constituency, Malaita Province, Solomon Islands. We are also committed to promote community awareness on important issues including gender equality, human rights, health and sanitation, education, cultural preservation, and good governance in the North Malaita Constituency.
TARD membership currently comprises more than fifty scholars and young working elites in several countries throughout the Pacific. We hope to achieve our vision by working in partnership with the national government, provincial leaders, rural communities, and genuine donors. Solomon Islands Address: P. Click to view full map [Source:PF Net]. All rights reserved. TARD is To'abaita's rural voice on the web.
Two Rove remand prisoners escaped escort during compassionate visit. Our vision for North Malaita and the Solomon Islands is that of a safe and sustainable society, whose people are healthy and prosperous.
Our mission is working for a better tomorrow. This can be achieved by helping rural communities make informed decisions and implement potential community development initiatives that will benefit them. Community Education Awareness, village meetings and surveys Nov-Dec 4.
Hon Daniel E Kwanairara Honiara 2. Mr Leliana D Firisua Honiara 3. Mr Philip Kanairara Honiara 4. Mrs Betty Fakarii Honiara 5. Mr Michael Maena Honiara 6. Malu'u Infant Incubator Project.
