Femili PNG Outreach team conducted FSV information sessions to community leaders in Daulo and Lufa Districts in Eastern Highlands Province. With this training, community leaders gain the skills to create a community FSV committee that will play an important role in keeping the peace and maintaining order.
With the support of Digicel Foundation, Femili PNG expanded our community training program to community leaders, teachers, and police officers in Morobe Province from April this year. The training sessions supplemented our broad program of … Read more
Femili PNG conducted a 3-day sensitization training on family and sexual violence (FSV) to 20 Lae Secondary School teachers. This training was organized upon the request of the Lae Secondary School Principal Mr. Christopher Raymond … Read more
In August 2019, Femili PNG’s Outreach team conducted awareness sessions reaching over 2800 men, women and children at Buang LLG in the Bulolo District, Morobe Province. The awareness sessions were carried out in villages and … Read more
Three days of sensitisation training on family and sexual violence (FSV), child abuse, and the related laws facilitated by Femili PNG ended on a high note in Goroka last Thursday, 11th April 2019. Femili PNG … Read more
‘’Please Protect Me – I am the future of PNG’’ was the theme for this year’s Pikinini Protection Day that was celebrated by more than 500 children and their parents at St Mary’s Hall in Lae on 2 September 2017.
From 4 to 6 July 2017, Femili PNG conducted training on gender-based violence and trauma-informed care in Daru. The training was organized by the Burnet Institute who is working with stakeholders to reduce the impact of drug-resistant tuberculosis in Western Province.
Some staff came on horse-back, others in their farm work-wear and also mothers and their curious toddlers came together to listen and learn about the issue of family and sexual violence.
257 men signed a pledge to end family and sexual violence in their homes and communities during the 2016 Morobe Show held on October 15 and 16. They traced their palm on a piece of coloured paper and signed their name to show their support to end family and sexual violence in Lae and around the country.
Mymie is a four-year-old girl who is attending school in West Taraka, which locals consider one of the most dangerous suburbs in Lae, Papua New Guinea. Every day, she walks 45 minutes from home to school. During the recent Child Safety Day supported by Femili PNG and other partners, Mymie and her mother learned about basic safety rules, potential risks and child rights principles.
