University Group Experience
The Mission at Natuvu Creek is also a teaching mission for University Groups. Each year, groups of university students from the United States and Europe come to the mission for anywhere from one week to one month to learn, to serve, and to grow in skills, community and faith. Each day after breakfast with fellow clinic attendees and staff, students will spend the day working in the medical clinic, on the clinic grounds, in the school, or in the local village.
Evenings and off-days are spent in the community of friends and staff – eating, singing, dancing, playing games, and, of course, enjoying the beautiful warm ocean waters of Fiji – right outside your door. The clinic offers swimming (both pool and ocean), snorkeling, kayaks and, on weekends, climbs on the volcano, including to the historic and sacred “Cannibal Cave.” Students also enjoy excursions to nearby Rainbow Reef for snorkeling and hiking, beautiful Bouma National Park Waterfalls, Kioa Polynesian Village, Gaiatree Organic Sanctuary, and Taveuni natural rock waterslide.
The Mission at Natuvu Creek stresses healthful living, including a mostly vegetarian diet. It is a tobacco, alcohol and drug-free environment.
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