More than 40 staff members, volunteers, and caregivers from the Morobe Adventist Care Centre (MACC) in Lae participated in a two-day intensive information session held from 21–22 January 2025 at the Care Centre. The information … Read more
Femili PNG (FPNG) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Marie Stopes PNG (MSPNG) on 24 March 2025 to work in partnership to strengthen support to survivors of sexual and gender based violence … Read more
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
Femili PNG through its outreach department has trained more than 300 village court officials in the Eastern Highlands Province in late 2023 and early 2024. The Village Court Officials, both men and women from the … Read more
FemiliPNG Australia recently provided data management and analysis training for the Information Officers of Femili PNG.
Femili PNG aims to have a national impact by working in partnerships with local civil society organizations (CSOs) in advocating for improved services and by educating men, women and children that FSV is not acceptable … Read more
Jonathan Esiko is a youth representative from Kebara village in Kokoda who participated in one of Femili PNG’s sensitization training programs on family and sexual violence (FSV). After participating in the three-day training conducted to … Read more
Femili PNG trained a total of 46 people in Enga and Southern Highlands Provinces through the EU–UN Spotlight Initiative. Through training we empower participants to advocate on the eradication of all forms of violence.
In collaboration with the Eastern Highlands Provincial (EHP) Community Development office, Femili PNG held a four-day Case Management training program to support our partners in Goroka.
In partnership with the Kokoda Track Foundation, Femili PNG delivered awareness-raising sessions to over 3,000 people in and around the Kokoda area in Oro province.
