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The nation's next crop of nurses (back row) six months into their three year nursing degree have been given a helping hand to ease the financial burden of travelling between their homes in the outer islands and the nursing school at the Rarotonga Hospital. They were joined by health officials who all share their heartfelt gratitude to the private donor of the funds and Marama Global Health for facilitating the funds. 14091105
Outer islands nurses in training can now fully concentrate on being the best health providers and not stress about the cost of traveling between the Pa Enua and Rarotonga thanks to a $30,000 scholarship to assist with travel.
Outer islands nurses in training can now fully concentrate on being the best health providers and not stress about the cost of traveling between the Pa Enua and Rarotonga thanks to a $30,000 scholarship to assist with travel.
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