Femili PNG, in partnership with the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), is supporting the capacity building of local organizations to provide and improve gender-based violence (GBV) case management services. Femili PNG conducted its first case … Read more
In an effort to enhance the quality of case management services for survivors, Femili PNG recently conducted an intensive week-long training for service providers and partners in Goroka, Eastern Highlands Province. The training aims to strengthen … Read more
This is a story about *Esme, a 12 year old girl who experienced abuse from her maternal aunt and husband. She could not bear the abuse she was experiencing and decided to ran away. Through effective … Read more
*Alena is a 36 year old woman with six children who suffered physical, verbal, emotional, financial and sexual abuse from the man she fell in love with. Femili PNG collaborated with police, Welfare and other … Read more
FemiliPNG Australia recently provided data management and analysis training for the Information Officers of Femili PNG.
Femili PNG’s case management outpost in Goroka has extended its collaboration and support to its neighboring province in Simbu to assist survivors of family and sexual violence (FSV). On Thursday 13 April, a caseworker from … Read more
This is the story of a woman who experienced violence after her husband died. She remarried to a man who promised to look after her and her children. However, when she settled in with him, … Read more
Femili PNG continues to provide effective case management services to survivors of Family and Sexual Violence (FSV) residing in Port Moresby from the subscribing companies and the public. Femili PNG’s case management goal is to … Read more
Femili PNG, a local PNG NGO established in Lae since 2014 has been providing case management services to survivors of family and sexual violence (FSV). Femili PNG works closely with service providers like the police, … Read more
Themba Kalua, UN Women Country Representative, visited Femili PNG’s Case Management Outpost with his team. Mr Kalua was grateful for the visit. He expressed how much UN Women valued its partnership with Femili PNG and promised to continue to explore where they can support.
