Sponsor team Femili PNG at the Australian Running Festival
20 Canberrans have signed up to run for Femili PNG during the Australian Running Festival in Canberra on 14-15 April 2018. Please support their efforts by making a donation.
Port Moresby Vacancy: Administrator and Human Resources Officer
Femili PNG is searching for an 'Administrator and Human Resources Officer' to implement the organization’s administrative, financial and resources management procedures in Port Moresby.
Run for Femili PNG in Canberra in April 2018!
Femili PNG is again entering a team in the Canberra Times’ Australian Running Festival on 14 – 15 April 2018. Please join us in our fundraising efforts to support survivors of family and sexual violence in Papua New Guinea.
ANU and DVCS team from Canberra visit Lae
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.
Committee Members for Morobe FSVAC
The Morobe Family and Sexual Violence Action Committee (FSVAC) appointed its new Committee members during its stakeholders meeting on 30th August 2017 in Lae.
Sir Brian Bell Foundation and Brian Bell Group support Femili PNG
Femili PNG was chosen as one of the charity organisations to be supported by the Sir Brian Bell Foundation ‘Christmas wishing tree’ program.
Vacancy Announcement: Port Moresby Operations Director
Femili PNG is looking for an exceptional person, someone with experience and passion, to join our team as the Port Moresby Operations Director - to develop an exciting new initiative to respond to violence against women in the nation’s capital.
Femili PNG hiring in Canberra
Femili PNG is advertising for a new position in Canberra. Till now, Femili PNG has only been operating in Lae, but it is now planning on opening an office in…
SunRice staff in Sydney dig deep for Femili PNG
On 27 October 2017 SunRice launched a workplace giving program in support of Femili PNG at their Sydney office.
Femili PNG: The first two years of data
A report covering our first two years of data is now available. The report highlights the urgent need for levels of violence in PNG to be addressed.