Business Development Manager, Rajesh Singh and Community Affairs Officer, Ana Tudrau 
Tamani.                                                       

The Fiji Corrections Service announces two key appointments as it gears itself towards increased commercialisation and engagement in the community.

Next year will be an exciting one for the FCS with anticipated setting both Fiji Corporation of Rehabilitative Enterprise (FCORE and) Community Action for the Rehabilitation of Ex-offenders (CARE).

Rajesh Kumar Singh, 39, has been appointed Business Development Manager to spearhead the development of commercial opportunities and also to lay the foundation of setting up FCORE. Mr Singh will take up the rank of Superintendent of Corrections.

Ana Tamani, 30, is now the new Community Affairs Officer to head the Service’s Public Relations & Media Unit.
Mr RK Singh has had several years of management experience in businesses, the latest of which was in the garment industry.

Mrs Tamani has a media background in both the print and electronic media. She is a graduate of the University of the South Pacific and currently pursuing post graduate studies
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“It will be another exciting and watershed year for the FCS ion 2012 with both FCORE and CARE to come on line,” says Director of Corporate Services, Mr Peniasi Kunatuba.
“We will need good people to start laying the foundation for the two new entities.”
FCORE will be the commercial arm under which all current enterprise in the Corrections Service will be managed and CARE is an after-care initiative to involve the wider society. 

On-going industries, mostly based at the Naboro Corrections Complex, include commercial farming, bakery, piggery, poultry, tailor and joinery. Mr Kunatuba says that initial indications from the current enterprise activities showed great potential with proper management, planning and resources. 


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