Port Vila, Vanuatu – August 2025 – In a continued effort to rebuild and strengthen communities affected by the recent earthquake, the Vanuatu Financial Services Commission (VFSC), in collaboration with Financial Dealers License holders (FDLs), has provided vital assistance to local schools. Among the contributing FDLs, Juno Markets played an active role in making these initiatives possible.

On Tuesday, 5 August, VFSC and FDL representatives — including Juno Markets — visited Pango Central School to donate 40 chairs and 4 sets of solar kits to enhance the school’s facilities and support daily operations, especially in areas with limited electricity supply.

That same day, Freedom Primary School (NTM) received one tonne of cement to aid in the reconstruction of its classroom youth room, which was damaged during the earthquake, helping restore safe and functional spaces for students.

On Wednesday, 6 August, the support continued at Suango Primary School in Mele, where the school received 100 litres of paint, along with rollers, trays, and paint brushes, to refurbish classrooms and create a brighter, safer, and more welcoming learning environment.

FDL representatives expressed their appreciation to VFSC for ensuring community contributions are used transparently to support those who need it most — especially schools.

For Juno Markets, these efforts reflect the company’s values: promoting accessibility for everyone and fostering better environments within communities. Through initiatives like these, Juno Markets continues to demonstrate its commitment to helping education remain within reach for all, particularly in the wake of natural disasters.

This combined effort is part of a broader mission to support education and community resilience in Vanuatu. By providing essential resources and infrastructure, VFSC, Juno Markets, and the wider FDL community are helping schools recover, rebuild, and thrive.

These contributions mark important steps toward restoring safe, inspiring learning spaces for Vanuatu’s youth. Together, we are building stronger, more resilient communities.