Femili PNG is pleased to receive a charitable donation of K100,000 from K92 Mining. This support by K92 mining will help Femili PNG’s efforts in addressing family and sexual violence in PNG. The handover of … Read more
A dedicated group of 24 runners lined up to take part in this year’s Canberra Times Marathon Festival, to raise money and awareness for the life-changing work of Femili PNG. The #RunforFemiliPNG team runners have … Read more
Last weekend, participants took part in the Canberra Times Virtual Marathon Festival to fundraise for Femili PNG. Tom Sloan from Sustineo, who we interviewed last week, ran 21km and raised over $1,700 for Femili PNG. … Read more
Can you briefly describe the work that Sustineo does in PNG? Sustineo is a social research firm that does a range of projects in PNG; a broad range of subjects, from climate change to social … Read more
On Saturday 31 October, the Zonta Club of Canberra hosted a fundraising sausage sizzle at Bunnings Fyshwick, with all proceeds going to Femili PNG. Despite being one of the wettest days in 2020, many people … Read more
His Excellency Mr John Ma’o Kali, High Commissioner to Australia for Papua New Guinea, has become Femili PNG’s inaugural patron. Mr Kali has been a longstanding champion for gender equity and inclusion in PNG, lending … Read more
Finally! After having to cancel in 2020 we are excited that the 2021 Marathon Festival is on again. Join the Femili PNG team and participate in the Canberra Times Marathon Festival on 11 April 2021 … Read more
Femili PNG has remained open to the public over the last few months, providing our case management services throughout the coronavirus pandemic. Particularly in such an uncertain time globally, we deeply appreciate the generosity of … Read more
The final member of our #RunforFemiliPNG team who we are interviewing is Jody Clouten. Jody has an extensive background in humanitarian work and is currently working with ACT Health. Jody is running in the 5km event … Read more
Last month, the powerful documentary Power Meri had its very first community screening in New Zealand. The screening, organised by Nick Borthwick and the Brekkie Kōrero Group, took place in Wellington. The screening was organised … Read more
