Caring for Children, Supporting the Victims Of Crimes and Uplifting the Vulnerable
Empower victims, survivors and those in need; strengthen communities; and promote social justice through service delivery, advocacy and training
Samoa Victim Support Group (SVSG) uses a human rights based approach to service delivery. The approach includes case management, court support, psychosocial support, residential care, and community engagement.
Think you’ve got what it takes? 💪 Get ready for an afternoon packed with fun, excitement, and friendly competition! 📍 Location: Football Complex, next to Apia Park, Moataa🕐 Race starts at 1 PM – Don’t be late!🎟️ Bring your team spirit and a big smile!
As part of our 20th Anniversary celebrations, the Samoa Victim Support Group (SVSG) is honored to acknowledge the heartfelt generosity of Senior Pastor Waita Fata of Victory Power Ministries, Manukau, Auckland. Pastor Fata first reached out to SVSG in 2023 with a generous donation—and since then, he has remained a steadfast and compassionate supporter of … Read more
Tired of the same old Saturday routine? Want something fun for the whole family? SVSG has you covered! 🌟 Come join us for the SVSG Amazing Race Competition happening this Saturday at the Football Complex next to Apia Park, Moataa! 👋 Our lovely hosts, Muriel and Natalie, will be there with warm smiles to welcome … Read more
The Samoa Victim Support Group (SVSG) is celebrating its 20th anniversary with a series of events running from February to December 2025. Since its founding in 2005, SVSG has been a leading voice in protecting and empowering victims of violence and abuse, especially women and children, across Samoa. To commemorate two decades of impact, SVSG … Read more
On early January 05, President Tagiilima Maiava of the Savali a Keriso Ministry and members, from the Hosanna Christian Church in Brisbane paid a charitable visit to the SVSG Campus of Hope and donated a monetary gift of $2000 SAT and gifts. The friendly visit not only brought gifts for the children but also enlightened the children … Read more