Expedition Fiji
Past and Future Projects
Visitor accommodations
Building homes as well as friendships
A wonderful setting for the amazing meals
Visitor accommodations
Accommodations for Volunteers
Completed in 2018
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HHRH provided the funds to buy
materials, so the village could roof, clean, and make safe the old Catholic Church for volunteer housing. With the funding, the villagers were also able to put in a bathroom and shower!
The funds helped set up the "kitchen house" and a dining hall. HRHH purchased a freezer, cooking supplies, and enough food to feed all the volunteers 3 meals a day.
Without the generous financial support of HHRH's supporters, Nacamaki would not be able to accommodate volunteers with even the most basic services.
Thank you for supporting HRHH!
Village Hall Roof
Completed in 2019
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November 2019: HRHH was able to complete the replacement of the roof that was torn off during Winston's devastation. As the center for culture, fellowship, business, and celebrations for the entire village, the Hall is literally Nacamaki's heart.
HRHH was humbled and honored to work alongside villagers to restore this sense of community and a allow another step towards the return to normal village life.
The entire project was punctuated with a beautiful ceremony of appreciation by the entire village.
A huge and rewarding endeavor.
Final Steps
A huge and rewarding endeavor.
Thank you for the donations to complete more work in two days, than the village could do in years.
Demolition and Clean Up
Completed in 2019
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For years, since Winston, Nacamaki has been living with the devastation and destruction left behind. Children have had broken and crumbling homes to play around, instead of trees and safe yards. The heartbreak and loss were a constant visual reminder to everyone, everyday.
Thanks to the generous support and donations, HRHH was a able to hire an excavator and operator to clean up, tear down, remove debris, and prepare sites for future use. The visual and emotional difference in the village was amazing!
Thank you HRHH!
Village Hall Mahogany Doors
Completed in 2022
​After a 2 year pause due to travel restriction from COVID 19, HRHH returned to Nacamaki, Fiji and finished the repairs of the village hall. Seven sets of new mahogany doors were purchased and installed.
Solar Power Generation
Partially completed 2023
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The donations and volunteers for the 2023 Hard Rock Housing installed and commissioned half of a 12.5 KW solar power generation and storage system. This is a dynamic shift for the people of Nacamaki and will allow them to have refrigeration for food and medical supplies.
Please consider volunteering for one of these group trips!
Solar Power Generation
Slated for completed 2024
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The donations and volunteers for the 2024 Hard Rock Housing will be completing the installed of a 12.5 KW solar power generation and storage system. They will also be building and installing a SCUBA dive shop in the village. This is the start of a on island Dive shop that will allow the villagers to share the incredible reef with the world of divers
Please consider volunteering for one of these group trips!
Vuniselala House
Because the Vuniselala house was right behind the turquoise house in the picture its walls survived but it had all the windows doors and roof ripped off. The other house is half gone! The estimated amount to repair this home is approximately
$13,000.00.
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2025 Project for HHRH. Please consider donating or volunteering for this project.
Naqerekula House
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The Naqerekula house sits close to the shore and was also hit hard by Winston. The elderly couple in the picture do not have the strength or financial resources to complete the repairs of their house so we will be helping. estimated amount to repair this home is approximately
$12,500.00.
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2025 Project for HHRH. Please consider donating or volunteering for this project.
Future Projects.... Stay Tuned!
Are you ready to join Hardrock Housing for Humanity on our next project? We have space available if you want to travel with us and build. We have an enormous need for financial contributions. We even have needs that can be met through corporate or material donations. If you are able to help in any capacity, please reach out and we will make it happen.
Vavalagi House
The Vavalagi house sustained massive damage and the elderly couple do not have the strength or expertise to do the repairs. The estimated amount to repair this home is approximately
$13,500.00.
Vunimisimisi House
The wonderful lady in this house lost her husband to a drowning and does not have the skills or resources to rebuild the house. The estimated amount to repair this home is approximately
$15,500.00.
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