Collaboration with local service providers is a crucial part of Femili PNG’s work – without it, it is difficult to obtain positive outcomes for survivors. In recent weeks, the Femili PNG team has been thrilled … Read more
Fiona Gunn took up the role of Friends of Femili PNG’s CEO in December 2018. Fiona is based in Canberra and provides strategic, operational, policy and program support to Femili PNG. Fiona has a Masters … Read more
Our CEO Daisy Plana was recently a guest speaker at the PNG US Embassy Women’s Forum. Speaking on a panel focused on innovative solutions to gendered based violence, Daisy explained the role and importance of … Read more
Louisa* had been experiencing on-going intimate partner violence from her husband since marriage until she accessed Femili PNG’s services. During the client’s initial assessment and intake, Louisa appeared to be severely beaten and had sustained a lot … Read more
Femili PNG was recently profiled by Pacific Women Shaping Pacific Development, and featured in their newsletter. Read the full profile here. See the newsletter here.
Read a report on the activities of the Case Management Centre in its first six months of operations.
Rose* was physically and sexually abused by her husband. Femili PNG assisted her by moving her to a safe house and later helping her return safely to her home province.
Two of our dedicated Papua New Guinean staff shared their stories about their work supporting survivors of family and sexual violence at the Lae Case Management Centre, and what motivates them. Denga’s story (Operations Director … Read more
Femili PNG Board Chair Stephen Howes writes on his trip to Lae in November 2014, where he saw the successes of the Case Management Centre so far, and the challenging environment in which it operates.
A new report on gender-based violence in PNG by the Lowy Institute, authored by journalist Jo Chandler, sheds further light on the issue of gender-based violence in PNG and praises the Lae Case Management Centre … Read more
