HOPE worldwide Australia supports humanitarian programs in Papua New Guinea and Fiji through our partnering organisations. Funds will support the following priority programs:
Papua New Guinea:
1. Providing essential primary health care through 5 clinics managed by HOPE worldwide PNG. These clinics treat over 75,000 people annually and require ongoing operating costs to be funded. The most remote clinic is a health post in Kalvary, Simbu provice, Central Highlands. This small clinic allows remote communities living in mountainous areas to access essential primary health care. The clinic was built in December 2022 as part of a HOPE Volunteer Corps. Another clinic, the Moroma sub-health clinic serves a population of 10,000 in Moroma, Simbu province. The clinic was set up as part of a HOPE volunteer Corps in 2016 and rehabilitated in 2024 with staff accommodation added in 2025. It provides free primary health care services to the community and even caters for women delivering babies as the hospital is out of reach. HOPE worldwide provides:
2. Support for primary education through teacher training, developing a nurturing care framework to foster better health and wellbeing of students, providing books to remote schools and partnering with UNICEF to reduce violence through a positive parenting program.
3. Clean water for communities living in remote areas surrounded by rivers in East Sepik province and do not have access to clean drinking water. Diarrhoeal disease is common and providing water filters, installing them and education about using them for the household has been very effective in drastically reducing the rates of illness in the community. Ongoing delivery and installation of household water filters to remote villages
Fiji:
1. Food aid to vulnerable families. The current food vouchure program has been very successful in preventing hunger for hundreds of families from its inception in 2021. Funds are needed to keep this going in 2025
2. Developing Mental Health and Wellbeing. Outreach to vulnerable communities around Latouka providing health services to tackle social issues such as domestic violence and poor mental health.
3. Supporting primary education in rural areas where schools have limited access to basic equipment and building are in a poor state requiring repair.
Thank you for your support! If you require more information, please do not hesitate to contact me: mark.timlin@hopeww.org.
If you prefer to make a donation by direct bank transfer, BSB: 633-000, Acc: 150725133.
Details also on our website www.hopeworldwide.org.au.
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HOPE worldwide Australia supports humanitarian programs in Papua New Guinea and Fiji through our partnering organisations. Funds will support the following priority programs:
Papua New Guinea:
1. Providing essential primary health care through 5 clinics managed by HOPE worldwide PNG. These clinics treat over 75,000 people annually and require ongoing operating costs to be funded. The most remote clinic is a health post in Kalvary, Simbu provice, Central Highlands. This small clinic allows remote communities living in mountainous areas to access essential primary health care. The clinic was built in December 2022 as part of a HOPE Volunteer Corps. Another clinic, the Moroma sub-health clinic serves a population of 10,000 in Moroma, Simbu province. The clinic was set up as part of a HOPE volunteer Corps in 2016 and rehabilitated in 2024 with staff accommodation added in 2025. It provides free primary health care services to the community and even caters for women delivering babies as the hospital is out of reach. HOPE worldwide provides:
2. Support for primary education through teacher training, developing a nurturing care framework to foster better health and wellbeing of students, providing books to remote schools and partnering with UNICEF to reduce violence through a positive parenting program.
3. Clean water for communities living in remote areas surrounded by rivers in East Sepik province and do not have access to clean drinking water. Diarrhoeal disease is common and providing water filters, installing them and education about using them for the household has been very effective in drastically reducing the rates of illness in the community. Ongoing delivery and installation of household water filters to remote villages
Fiji:
1. Food aid to vulnerable families. The current food vouchure program has been very successful in preventing hunger for hundreds of families from its inception in 2021. Funds are needed to keep this going in 2025
2. Developing Mental Health and Wellbeing. Outreach to vulnerable communities around Latouka providing health services to tackle social issues such as domestic violence and poor mental health.
3. Supporting primary education in rural areas where schools have limited access to basic equipment and building are in a poor state requiring repair.
Thank you for your support! If you require more information, please do not hesitate to contact me: mark.timlin@hopeww.org.
If you prefer to make a donation by direct bank transfer, BSB: 633-000, Acc: 150725133.
Details also on our website www.hopeworldwide.org.au.
Yes
Yes, as soon as your donation is processed.
