A new report on gender-based violence in PNG by the Lowy Institute, authored by journalist Jo Chandler, sheds further light on the issue of gender-based violence in PNG and praises the Lae Case Management Centre … Read more
Femili PNG’s Case Management Centres (CMC) in Lae and Port Moresby provide integrated case management services for survivors of family and sexual violence. But what is case management? It depends on the client, and on … Read more
In an interview with the Devpolicy Blog, outgoing Head of Mission for MSF in PNG, Paul Brockmann, spoke on the need for case management services. “..we do know that our patients need access to other … Read more
Board member Stephanie Copus-Campbell spoke to Ruby Connection about the CMC and the wider issue of gender-based violence in PNG. “Apart from the very real physical and human rights repercussions, what really has to be … Read more
Ume Wainetti spoke to Guardian Australia on the announcement of funding for the Case Management Centre. Ume said that the funding announcement was unexpected but “overwhelming” and welcome. “It’s a big need we have,” said … Read more
Ashlee Betteridge from the Development Policy Centre spoke with Daisy Plana (pictured left), the Senior Social Worker and CEO of the PNG Family and Sexual Violence Case Management Centre in Lae, about the importance of case … Read more
Papua New Guinea (PNG) has epidemic levels of family and sexual violence (FSV) directed against women and children. A case management centre (CMC) will promote individual case management and inter-sectoral coordination to better assist survivors to access services, support and justice.
Kamalini Lokuge, National Centre for Epidemiology and Population Health, ANU, discussed integrated support for survivors of gender-based violence and what is needed as part of the gender-based violence panel at the 2013 PNG Update. This presentation … Read more
PNG has extreme levels of family and sexual violence (FSV) directed against women and children. Few survivors receive proper medical care. Even fewer receive the counselling, support and intervention they need to obtain protection, let alone justice.
Dr Kamalini Lokuge has been interviewed by Sophia Callander for the spring edition of the ANU Reporter on the the family and sexual violence Case Management Centre (CMC) in Lae, PNG.
