KTF (Kokoda Track Foundation)'s Project Zero has one goal - to protect the most vulnerable in our communities, especially women and girls. An innovative and first of its kind partnership in Oro Province, Project Zero aims to challenge and change anti-social behaviours and norms that do not keep women and children safe in their homes and communities.
Read MoreIn the midst of a global pandemic where health facilities are stretched, it is easy for COVID-19 to draw the focus of activities, away from other critical elements of primary healthcare. In the remote Kokoda Track region of PNG, a group of dedicated Community Health Workers are committed to ensuring their communities stay safe and well from all health risks, including that posed by the virus.
Read MoreKTF is delighted to welcome respected Papua New Guinean businessperson, Peter Aitsi MBE to our Board of Directors.
Read MoreEver wondered how we’ve evolved from working with communities in the Kokoda catchment to a footprint covering 17 provinces and counting? How we’re working with provincial education on early childhood education to teach the youngest of minds? Or how we’ve adapted our projects to COVID-19 and are constantly updating our response activities? Grab a cuppa and listen to a great conversation between our CEO Dr Genevieve Nelson and FM100 Talkback Show’s Douglas Dimagi.
Read MoreListen to CEO, Dr Gen Nelson, discussing our early childhood education project on PNG NBC Radio’s Morning Show.
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