The Pixel Project recently interviewed Femili PNG’s Port Moresby Operations Director, Konnie Yoifa, about her work with survivors of FSV. The Pixel Project is a virtual, volunteer-led NFP that aims to raise awareness, funds, and … Read more
Since 2016, Femili PNG has interviewed clients from our first Case Management Centre (CMC) in Lae about their satisfaction with our services. This is focused on our case management as well as the service providers … Read more
The report commends Femili PNG for the quality of its casework services, saying that “Many stakeholders referred to Femili PNG as ‘best practice’ because it has developed protocols and strategies for improving coordination among services.”
July is a special month for us. This year we celebrate five years of operating our first Case Management Centre (CMC) in Lae. It has truly been a journey for Femili PNG. In these five … Read more
Femili PNG has been noted in a recent Australian Government report as ‘best practice’ in its case management procedures and coordination of resources for survivors of family and sexual violence (FSV). The report, written by … Read more
Late last year, Friends of Femili PNG became a proud member of the Australian Council for International Development (ACFID). Applying for membership involved being assessed against the ACFID Code of Conduct and this process assisted … Read more
The core service providers meeting is an important quarterly activity that brings together family and sexual violence (FSV) service providers to discuss challenges and successes, and learn from each other to improve service delivery to … Read more
Last week, the full research report on Family Protection Orders in Lae was released by the Department of Pacific Affairs at ANU. We congratulate researchers Judy Putt, Theresa Phillips, Davida Thomas and Lindy Kanan on … Read more
Sheila is a single mother from the highlands of Papua New Guinea. Her husband had left her to remarry another woman. With support from Femili PNG, she can now sustain herself and her children.
A new report from Femili PNG and the Australian National University shows that the issuing of protection orders by the Lae District Court is becoming more efficient.
