Throughout 2020, Femili PNG has been coordinating its response to COVID-19 with partners in government, NGOs and the community. With the nation-wide state of emergency declaration in March, there was wide recognition that the outbreak … Read more
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 early July, Femili PNG and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) signed an agreement of PGK 275,000.00 to support survivors of family, sexual and gender-based violence to provide access to safe accommodation, medical assistance, … Read more
Through our partnership with the United Nations Development Programme and their COVID-19 Response funding support, Femili PNG was able to assist some of its partners with PPE to help them while operating during the COVID-19 … 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
The core service providers meeting is an important quarterly activity that brings together family and sexual violence (FSV) service providers to discuss challenges and successes, and learn from each other to improve service delivery to … Read more
From 5 to 9 March 2018, in partnership with the Morobe FSVAC, we hosted a visit from Dr Judy Putt (ANU) and Mrs Eve Ball from the Domestic Violence Crisis Service in Canberra.
The Pilgrim Seventh-Day Adventist Church at Limki donated garden food and clothes to Femili PNG to assist its clients at the safe house in Lae on 27 August 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.
