Audio: Rosie Batty lectures at UPNG and UNITECH
Listen to the audio recordings of Rosie Batty and Papua New Guinean panelists speaking at the PNG University of Technology in Lae and the University of Papua New Guinea in Port Moresby.
Listen to the audio recordings of Rosie Batty and Papua New Guinean panelists speaking at the PNG University of Technology in Lae and the University of Papua New Guinea in Port Moresby.
Femili PNG and the Oil Search Foundation (the Foundation) have entered into a partnership to strengthen referral systems in Hela province to respond to Gender Based Violence.
Attending training is an opportunity for an individual to learn new things and also to unlearn the things that they are used to doing. Service providers who have been working for a long time may sometimes forget to follow certain protocols because of their overwhelming number of cases handled. On the other hand, new service providers may lack some of the knowledge and skills required to handle and manage cases.
On 8 February 2017 Femili PNG launched an official partnership with the PNG Business Coalition for Women (BCFW). Through this partnership BCFW and Femili PNG hope to make the support services offered by Femili PNG accessible to more working women and men in Lae.
‘Friends of Femili PNG’ will be hosting a dinner on Friday 24 February 2017 to raise funds and support for Femili PNG. In attendance will be two Femili PNG staff members, who will be in … Read more
Thank you everyone who contributed to our 2017 Femili PNG Canberra Running Festival fundraising campaign. Our fundraising target was $20,000, and we made it – raising $21,785.
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.
During the final Lae FSV Service Provider Group meeting for the year, Femili PNG donated more than K14,600 worth of office equipment, stationery and computers to partners in Lae.
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.
Femili PNG’s Annual Report for 2015-16 is now available, covering our second full year of operations.