FSV increase due to social distancing
For those, especially women and children who have been experiencing family and sexual violence (FSV), is it safe for them to be in a ‘’lockdown’’ situation at home with their abuser?
Our response to COVID-19
Femili PNG is taking precautionary measures to continue its operation assisting survivors of FSV and child abuse with skeletal staff. Femili PNG's case management centres remain open from 9:00am to…
Run for Femili PNG Runner Profile – Jody Clouten
The final member of our #RunforFemiliPNG team who we are interviewing is Jody Clouten. Jody has an extensive background in humanitarian work and is currently working with ACT Health. Jody is…
Run and fundraise for Femili PNG at the 2020 Canberra Times Marathon Festival
It's on again! Join the Femili PNG team and participate in the Canberra Times Marathon Festival on 4-5 April 2020. Please join us in our fundraising efforts to support survivors…
Stories of Hope and Change – Clare’s* Story
Clare and her husband had a great first year of marriage. Everything was fine, until she became pregnant with their child. That was when everything changed. Clare's husband restricted her…
Raising awareness in Bulolo
In August 2019, Femili PNG's Outreach team conducted awareness sessions reaching over 2800 men, women and children at Buang LLG in the Bulolo District, Morobe Province. The awareness sessions were…
Femili PNG’s Five-Year Journey
July is a special month for us. This year we celebrate five years of operating our first Case Management Centre (CMC) in Lae. It has truly been a journey for…
Stories of Hope and Change – Rachael’s* Story
Rachael is a widowed mother of one who never thought she would be harmed by the people she knew. Rachael was physically assaulted by a group of men in her…
We are hiring!
Femili PNG is currently seeking a Case Work Manager and a Safe House Supervisor for our operations in Port Moresby. If you are interested in the positions, please download the…
Power Meri fundraising screening in New Zealand
Last month, the powerful documentary Power Meri had its very first community screening in New Zealand. The screening, organised by Nick Borthwick and the Brekkie Kōrero Group, took place in…