Samoa Family Health Association

Samoa Family Health Association Our Vision is that "All people living in Samoa have access to quality Care”

SFHA aims to provide high quality SRHR services under four bold outcomes as follow:

Outcome 1: Samoan Government respects, protects and fulfills sexual and reproductive rights and gender equality

Outcome 2: 10% of child bearing age population to make informed choices on their reproductive health and rights

Outcome 3: Hundred thousand quality integrated sexual and reproductive health services delivered

Outcome 4: A high performing and accountable Association

Our Values: Social Inclusion, Diversity, Passion, Volunteerism, Accountability

10/09/2026

Watch full video for a chance to learn something new and factual regarding Cervical Cancer. Cervical Cancer is a Sexual and Reproductive Health Issue and knowing even the basic information helps those around us. We like to thank TV 1 Samoa for opportunity and looking forward to more future opportunities. Special thank you as well to Salausa Dr.John Ah Ching and our Program Manager Leiloa Asaasa-Ropati for such dedication and successful delivery. The work you do continues to help us and our work but also our young people and communities for a safer and healthier Samoa.

10/09/2026

“Cervical cancer is not just a cancer issue—it is a sexual and reproductive health issue. Through good SRH services, cervical cancer can be prevented, detected early, and treated before it becomes life-threatening. Every woman has the right to information and access to these services.”

Alongside TV1 Samoa, Salausa Dr. John Ah Ching and our Program Manager- Leiloa Asaasa Ropati delivered informed and impactful information across Samoa this morning. The Good Morning Samoa program runs daily and in early hours to deliver awareness, promotion and much more to not only our people in Samoa but also those who are tuned in from Overseas.

This session provided our two MCs to deliver information on Cervical Cancer, from its basic information to testing and screening details. We would like to Thank TV1 Samoa for the opportunity and here’s to more collaborative work in the future.


We own no right to clips and music used within this post/video. Visit TV1 Samoa page for full original video. fans

10/09/2026

Malo faafetai Moamoa-Tai Catholic Youth.

Working together for our young people 🤏🏻🤞🏻🙌🏻🙏

10/09/2026
04/09/2026

As the second week of our FLE Roll out in Upolu wraps up, and in Honor of World Sexual Health Day, we would like to reminisce and take a quick look back at these small, but meaningful clips. Showcasing our successful roll out for Matagaluega Faasaleleaga in Savaii, in the month of July. Bringing into view the eagerness of Samoa's young people and communities in learning about Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights.

SFHA and its partnering agencies, organizations, and minsitries continue on with Week 3, for our Family Life Education Cirriculum. Stay tuned for more updates regarding this significant journey, to better support our young people and communities.

We also would like to acknowledge today as it is World Sexual Health Day. SFHA continues to advocate for our young people and community’s rights to Sexual and Reproductive Health. May we continue to strive for a safer and healthier environment for our young ones and generations to come.



We do not own any rights to the music used within this video, and would like to acknowledge the Artist. Acknowledging as well our facilitators for taking these short clips, and please be aware that consent was obtained before taking these videos using them for content.

30/08/2026

Mo le silafia 😊

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Apia

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Monday 09:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 17:00
Thursday 09:00 - 17:00
Friday 09:00 - 17:00

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