The Ocean Project · Gallery
People, places and a shared purpose.
Photographs from our clinics, community visits and journeys across Fiji. Meet the local teams and see the places that shape our work.
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Showing 21 photographs in 11 albums. Select a photograph to view it in full.
Lautoka 22 November 2024
Working together at Lautoka Hospital
Dr Balaji Kalband and Dr Shrish Acharya with local colleagues Dr Shabneel and Dr Shariya Singh at the Lautoka Hospital specialist clinic.
Nakasi 20 November 2024
With our EEG nurses at Nakasi
Dr Balaji Kalband and Dr Shrish Acharya with EEG nurses Amelia and Divya from CWM Hospital, outside Nakasi Health Centre.
Lautoka May 2024
Lautoka Hospital · Our first visit
These photographs record The Ocean Project’s first visit to Lautoka Hospital in May 2024. What began with that visit grew into our second-largest base in Fiji, after Colonial War Memorial (CWM) Hospital in Suva. Lautoka remains a major centre for our work and an enduring part of our commitment to people living with epilepsy in western Fiji.
Nadi 10 May 2024
Nadi Hospital · Our first visit
Photographs from The Ocean Project’s first visit to Nadi Hospital in May 2024.
Sigatoka 9 May 2024
Sigatoka Hospital · A visit to Fiji’s green heart
A visit to Sigatoka Hospital as part of The Ocean Project’s journey across Viti Levu.
Across Fiji May 2024
Along the journey · Viti Levu
Roads, green hills and moments by the water between our hospital and community visits.
Across Fiji 6–10 May 2024
The first clinic announcement
The original flyer announcing The Ocean Project’s first free epilepsy clinics across Fiji, held from 6 to 10 May 2024 with Dr Balaji Kalband.
Sigatoka 13 August 2023
Learning from Fiji’s GPs
Moments from the annual GP meeting at Shangri-La in Sigatoka, attended to learn about healthcare in Fiji through the experience of local practitioners.
Across Fiji April 2023
The first visit to Fiji
George, Dr Balaji Kalband’s local guide, showed him around Fiji and took him from Nadi to the Department of Health in Suva during his first visit.