FemiliPNG Australia is grateful to those organistions who continue to support our work, through funding and in-kind donations.
Australian Government
FemiliPNG Australia is accredited by the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) and receives funding through the Australian NGO Cooperation Program (ANCP). Under ANCP rules, we must raise matched funding in Australia – $1 for every $5 of ANCP support.
Mundango Abroad
Mundango Abroad, a private ancillary fund, is a long-time supporter of Femili PNG and FemiliPNG Australia. They have generously contributed, over many years, to Femili PNG’s strategic priorities and long-term sustainability, including to the Goroka Outpost.
The Development Policy Centre
We are grateful to the Development Policy Centre at the Crawford School of Public Policy, Australian National University, for their ongoing support.
Niugini Arabica
In 2022, FemiliPNG Australia partnered with Niugini Arabica to roast and sell coffee beans to raise funds for our work. As the Best Specialty Coffee Roaster in the ACT (awarded in 2022), Niugini Arabica are experts at roasting Papua New Guinean coffee beans and know exactly how to bring out their unique and delicious flavours.
World Bank Community Connections Campaign
In 2024-25, FemiliPNG Australia was again chosen to join the World Bank Group’s Community Connections Campaign. Each November and December, World Bank staff and alumni donate to participating organisations like ours, with the World Bank matching their gifts. This campaign gave significant support to our work again this year.
The Cairnmillar Institute
FemiliPNG Australia has partnered with the Cairnmillar Institute (CMI) to help build further valuable skills in casework supervision and healthy coping mechanisms for Femili PNG staff. The CMI is a leading not-for-profit centre for psychological services, education and research. The CMI is based in Australia and is committed to making a positive impact on the lives of individuals, families and communities by providing innovative and accessible mental health care and education. Through this partnership, the CMI demonstrate their commitment through providing pro-bono accredited training in PNG.
