National and Supreme Court, Waigani
The National Court (established under s163 of the Constitution of Papua New Guinea) is the superior-level trial court in Papua New Guinea and the Supreme Court (established under s160) is the final court of appeal and the highest court in the country. Judges of the National Court form panels of the Supreme Court on an ad hoc basis to hear appeals from the National Court and administrative tribunals. Both the Supreme Court and the National Courts have an inherent power to make orders in the nature of prerogative writs and such other orders as are necessary to do justice in the circumstances of a particular case.
The National and Supreme Courts can, at the time of sentencing of a convicted offender, consider a range of non-custodial measures. In so doing, the Courts would take account of the rehabilitative needs of the offender, the protection of society and the interests of the victim(s). Non-custodial options include:
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Contact: Registrar National and Supreme Court, PO Box 7018, Boroko, NCD Ph: 324 5700 Fax: 325 7732
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District Court, Port Moresby, Boroko,Waigani, Kwikila, Kupiano, Moreguina & Magarida
Magisterial Services (established by s173(1) of Constitution of Papua New Guinea) administers the District Court system within PNG, and there are 57 District Court establishments across the nation staffed by 88 magistrates and more than 500 court support staff.
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The District Court's key functional jurisdictions include:
The District Court uses formal and informal approaches for settling grievances, particularly in the use of Alternative Dispute Resolution. Magistrates can also make orders for a community work order to be undertaken by a defendant who has been found guilty. Where mitigating factors outweigh the aggravating factors, the defendant may be placed on probation with conditions for community work and/or payment of compensation. |
Contact: Port Moresby District Court PO Box 1020, Port Moresby. Ph: 321 4069, Fax: 321 2655
Family & Children's Court PO Box 1138, Port Moresby Ph: 321 0620/321 4069 Fax: 321 6241/321 2655 Boroko District Court PO Box 1486, Boroko Ph: 325 5033, Fax: 325 8551 Waigani District Court PO Box 1030, Boroko Ph: 323 9173/9199, Fax: 323 4480 Kwikila District Court P. O. Box 58, Kwikila Rigo District, Central Province Phone: 329 5020, Mob: 7204 2986 CUG:19 11246 Kupiano District Court Free Mail Bag Kupiano Station Abau District, Central Province Magarida District Court C/- P.O.Box 647,Alotau CUG: 719 11270 Mareguina District Court CUG: 719 11270 719 11248 |
Village Courts, NCD
Village Courts are an essential part of PNG's formal court system. They are established under the Village Courts Act 1989 and the Village Court Regulations 1973. There are more than 1,500 Village Courts across the country, supported by over 15,000 officials, including 900 women. Each Village Court has 4-5 Village Magistrates (appointed by the Minister for Justice as judicial officers), 3-4 Peace Officers, and 1 Clerk. Over 90% of people living in PNG have access to a Village Court, which have the jurisdiction to settle local disputes and deal with minor crimes using customary conflict-resolution approaches wherever possible.
Village Courts are the largest provider of restorative justice services in PNG, and are authorised to do the following:
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Contact: Mr Temu Elly Provincial Village Courts Officer NCD Commission Dept. of Community & Social Services Division of Social Services (Village Courts) PO Box 7270, BOROKO, NCD Ph: 323 1455, 323 1921, 323 4491 Fax: 323 1492 NCD has 26 Village Courts Mr Tom Asi Provincial Village Courts Officer Central Provincial Administration Division of Law and Justice Private Mail Bag, Konedobu Central Province Ph: 321 4287 Central Province has 66 Village Courts |
Provincial Administration & Dept. for Community Development
The Provincial Administrations across PNG have Community Development Branches, which provide services on behalf of the Department of Community Development. The Welfare Officers and Child Protection Officers employed by the Provincial Administration administer the provisions of a number of acts, including the Laukautim Pikinini Act, Deserted Wife & Children Act, Marriage Act, National Youth Service Act, and National Council of Women Incorporation Act.
Provincial welfare, gender & child protection officers provide the following services to the public:
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Contact: Ms Ronnie Mamia Manager NCD Welfare Varahe Road, Gordons, NCD Ph: 3112544 Mr. Luciano Mekeo Acting District Community Development Officer Free Mail Bag Kupiano Station Abau District Mob: 7281 4779 / 7284 4779 |
Police Department
The Police Department has introduced the concept of Community Policing which encourages the community itself to resolve disputes of a minor nature and only to refer more serious matters to the police. This approach reduces the pressure on the police resources and has better long-term outcomes. The department has also established a Police Juvenile Justice program as a section under the community policing directorate and is supported by UNICEF.
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The Community Policing Unit:
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Contact: Mr. Daniel Lingnoge Coordinator JJMU Police Head quarter Konedobu Ph: 324 4274 Mr. John Kolopen Director Community Policing Police Headquarter Konedobu Ph:322 6315/13/25 Insp. William Geno Station Commander Kupiano Police Station Free Mail Bag Kupiano Station Abau District |
Probation, Parole & Juvenile Justice Services, NCD & Central Province
CBC is an agency within the Department of Justice & Attorney General. CBC has offices in every province across PNG and it plays a central role in developing and implementing restorative justice programs throughout the country. It provides members of the community with access to community justice services which include the provision of non-custodial rehabilitation programs for both adult and juvenile offenders. This assists offenders to re-enter society as responsible, productive citizens.
CBC is responsible for:
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Contact: Senior Probation Officer Probation, Parole & Juvenile Justice Services Dept. Of Justice & Attorney General P.O.BOX 7752, Boroko, NCD Ph/Fax: 325 2731 Ph: 341 3795 |
Office of the Public Prosecutor, Waigani
The core function of the Office of the Public Prosecutor (OPP) is the prosecution of matters in the National Courts and criminal appeals in the Supreme Court across PNG. The Public Prosecutor is empowered under the Constitution to control the exercise and performance of the prosecution function of the State. As part of the conduct of prosecutions the OPP has contact with victims of crime.
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As part of its prosecution function the OPP provides an information and referral service to victims of crime whose matters are before the National and Supreme Courts. This involves:
The OPP also makes submissions on behalf of the State as to the appropriate penalties that ought to be imposed by the superior courts following a conviction. |
Contact: Mr Israel Hukula Victim Liaison Officer OPP Head Office, Level 4, Tisa Haus P.O. Box 662, Waigani NCD Ph: 325 0366 / 7100 2299 Fax: 325 2795 Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
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Correctional Services, Bomana
Established under the Correctional Services Act, Papua New Guinea Correctional Services is the government agency responsible for the custody, confinement and rehabilitation of offenders and prisoners. It is also responsible for the effective administration of the agency. CS is responsible for operating correctional institutions across all provinces in PNG.
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CS provides the following rehabilitation programs in its correctional institutions:
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Contact: Correctional Services Head Office P.O. Box 6889, Boroko NCD Ph: 323 1855/323 1978 Fax: 323 0407 Bomana CIS Ph: 275 3021 Fax: 275 3018 |
PEACE Foundation Melanesia, NCD & Central Province
Established in 1989, the PFM's vision is to promote traditional Melanesian restorative justice systems and processes to build peace and harmony in PNG communities. The core business of the PFM is to provide community based conflict resolution training through the delivery of its Community Justice Training Package. The Foundation is a non-government organisation (NGO) which is governed by a Board of Governor drawn from the Public and Private Sectors and the Community.
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The PFM provides a range of programs and activities including:
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Contact: Mr James Laki Executive Director PO Box 1272, Port Moreby, NCD Portion 2230,Stores Road, 4 Mile, Boroko, NCD Ph: 325 8076/77 Ph: 325 8091 Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. |
City Mission, NCD
City Mission PNG is a Christian-based organisation founded, in 1993, by Larry George, an Australian bank manager, who saw the need to provide training and support to unemployed and dispossessed youth in Port Moresby. The Mission now provides crisis and long term accommodation for young men, women and children, as well as counselling, medical & emotional rehabilitation, skills training, and assistance in finding suitable employment. After strong success in Port Moresby, these programs were extended to into the regional city of Lae. City Mission is funded through donations from business houses and corporations. Agencies such as AusAID, SDP and the EU have also provided support.
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City Mission PNG provides a range of programs and activities in Port Moresby and Lae: Port Moresby
Lae
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Contact: Mr Ron Brown City Mission POM PO Box 5872 Boroko, NCD Ph: 320 0606 Pom Fax: 3201363 Pom Email Pom: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Mr Larry George City Mission Lae PO Box 2599, Lae Ph 475 1214 Lae Fax 475 1213 Lae Email Lae: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. |
Anglican Church, NCD & Central Province
The Anglican Church of Papua New Guinea is made up of five dioceses – Port Moresby, Aipo Rongo, Dogura, New Guinea Islands, and Popondetta. Priests are trained at Newton Theological College, Popondetta, and catechists at Kerina Evangelists' College at Tsendiap in Western Highlands Province. The Anglican National Office and the church's administrative headquarters is at Lae. The Anglican Education Division operates 3 high schools, about 100 community schools and 2 vocational centres, whilst the Anglican Health Service runs 3 health centres (rural hospitals), 12 health sub-centres and 12 aid posts.
The church provides several programs in PNG:
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Contact: Church Partnership Program Anglican National Office PO Box 673, Lae Ph: 472 4111, Fax: 472 1852
Anglicare PO Box 6491, Port Moresby, NCD Ph: 323 2489/325 1855, Fax: 323 2439
Mothers' Union, Port Moresby Ph: 325 1855, Fax. 325 1105 |
Catholic Church, NCD & Central Province
The Catholic Church of Papua New Guinea is made up of 4 Archdioceses and 15 Dioceses in Vanimo, Altape, Wewak, Lae, Madang, Mt Hagen, Wabag, Mendi, Goroka, Kundiawa, Kavieng, Kimbe, Rabaul, Kerema, Daru, Aloutau, Berina, and Port Moresby. The church runs numerous programs across PNG (regional contact details can be obtained by ringing the Port Moresby numbers below)
The church programs include:
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Contact:
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Life Outreach Ministries (Morata Halfway House)
Life Outreach Ministries was established in 1987. The LOM concentrates on rehabilitating young men and women who find themselves on the wrong side of the law and also the homeless and abused. Our approach is holistic by restoring body, soul and spirit. We seek to transform them into productive men and women capable of taking care of themselves and their families and also contributing effectively to the PNG nation. Clients are referred to us by word of mouth and through our reputation of success over many years. We also go out into the community and encourage those in need to come into the programme. The LOM is represented in 5 provinces in PNG, as well as in Australia and the Philippines. In Port Moresby there is a large facility including safe accommodation at its Jesus Centre Halfway House (JCHWH)
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The ministry, through its JCHWH, provides several programs in PNG:
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Contact: Pastor Charles Lapa, Founder David Odd, Manager PO Box 2776, Boroko, NCD Ph: 7683 0210 / 7227 0354 / 7652 4195 Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. REGIONAL CENTRES: Momase P.O Box 276, Lae, Morobe Province NGI P.O Box 148, Kimbe, WNBP Highlands Mendi – P.O Box 501, Mendi, SHP Wapenamanda – P.O Box 139, Wabag, Enga Province Southern P.O Box 632, Boroko, N.C.D OVERSEAS: |
UNICEF – Child Protection Team, NCD & Central Province
The Child Protection Task Team supports the Government of PNG in the development of legislation, policy, the introduction and enforcement of child protection programs such as the implementation of the Luakatim Pikinini Act, the Juvenile Justice Act and the National Juvenile Justice Policy. The Task Team works with the various responsible agencies within the Department of Justice & Attorney General to improve the treatment of juveniles through capacity building, training and improved monitoring systems.
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The Child Protection Task Team supports the following programs:
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Contact: Ms. Kristina Wesslund Child Protection Specialist, Justice for Children United Nations Children’s Fund Deloitte Tower Level 14, Douglas Street P.O. Box 472, Port Moresby, NCD Ph: 308 7316, 321 3000 (ext.316) Fax: 321 13 72 Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. |
Hohola Juvenile Remand Centre, NCD & Central Province
This is a State-owned institution run and managed by the Sacred Heart Brothers under an agreed management contract. The Centre is specifically for juveniles on remand. The Centre accommodates the remandees and provides basic educational programs, and may expand these services in the future.
The Centre provides a range of services for juvenile remandees:
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Contact: Br. Lazerus Bung Superintendent Sacred Heart Brothers Hohola Remand Centre P O Box 3524, Boroko, NCD Ph: 344 2264 |
YWCA, NCD & Central Province
The Young Women's Christian Association (YWCA) is a Christian-based global network of women leading social and economic change in 125 countries worldwide. It advocates for peace, justice, health, human dignity, freedom and care of the environment, and has been at the forefront of raising the status of women since it was founded in 1894. In PNG, the YWCA is a membership organisation open to women and girls who wish to share their skills and time to help other women and girls to develop and grow in Spirit, Body and Mind and to become leaders in advocacy and action for social justice. The YWCA has a head office in Port Moresby with a number of branches across the nation.
The YWCA has a number of core programs, including:
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Contact: Mrs Kila Amini, General Secretary Mrs Marie Balil, Programs Co-ordinator YWCA Port Moresby PO Box 1883, Boroko, NCD Ph: 325 6522 or 340 6927 Mrs Elaine Namuesh General Secretary YWCA Lae Association PO Box 1463, Lae Ph: 472 1691 Fax: 472 3436 Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. |
Salvation Army, NCD & Central Province
The Salvation Army is a Protestant Christian Church known for its extensive philanthropy and charity work. It is an international movement in over 122 counties, including PNG, where it was established in 1956. The Salvation Army runs numerous programs within PNG with the assistance of numerous volunteers. Its head office is in Port Moresby with a number of branches across the Country.
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The Salvation Army’s key program are:
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Contact: Salvation Army Headquarter PO Box 1323, Boroko, NCD Ph: 325 5507/ 3255522 Fax: 325 3534
Mr Gini Kevin Territorial Coordinator & Juvenile Justice Officer, Ph: 325 5507/22/07 Fax: 325 3534 South Central Division Box 1323, Boroko, NCD Ph: 321 6000 Fax: 321 6008
North Eastern Division Box 343 Kainantu, EHP Ph:5371220 Fax: 5371482 North Coastal Division Box 667, Lae, Morobe Province Ph: 472 0905 Fax: 472 0897 North West Division Box 365, Goroka EHP Ph: 532 1382 Fax: 5321218 Major Vari Burava South Eastern Division Box 84, Kwikila, Rigo Central Province Ph: 329 5008 Fax: 325 3534 Mobile: 7145 5524 Sepik Division Box 184, Wewak, ESP Ph/Fax 456 1642 |
Ginigoada Bisnis Development Foundation, NCD
The primary purpose of the Ginigoada Bisnis Development Foundation is to facilitate short-term skills development training for financially and socially advantaged young men and women in the NCD. The Foundation was formed in 2001 and, to date, more than 10,000 people have been assisted through the Foundation. Dame Carol Kidu is a Founding Member and Patron of the Foundation. Ginigoada has a close partnership with the Yumi Lukautim Mosbi (YLM) program which is involved with Urban Safety & Crime Reduction.
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The Foundation also facilitates the ‘Laikim Laip’ programs, including:
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Contact: Ms Jessica Moala Administration Officer POMCCI Bizcentre, Level 3 Ela United Church Building, Douglas Street Port Moresby Ph: 321 3077 |
Yumi Lukautim Mosbi (YLM Youth Skills & Re-integration Scheme)
YLM is a crime prevention and urban safety program in partnership with the Ginigoada Bisnis Development Foundation (which provides vocational training for children and young persons) and the Port Moresby Chamber of Commerce & Industry (which provides on-the-job training in the Chamber's member businesses). These training programs are designed to assist disadvantaged young persons to find permanent employment, and YLM has a good track-record of achieving this aim. YLM is currently seeking GoPNG funding to extend its programs to Mt Hagen, Lae, Rabaul and Madang.
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YLM provides a wide range of activities and training initiatives, including:
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Contact: Mr Rabua Aiga YLM Co-ordinator, Port Moresby Ph: 72763406
Ms Lucy Totil Deputy Co-ordinator Ph: 71097210 |
Lifeline Papua New Guinea (Nationwide)
Lifeline Port Moresby is affiliated with Lifeline Pacifica. It is a non-profit, voluntary organisation which is supported and managed by all the Christian churches in PNG. Lifeline provides counselling services for anyone who asks for help, regardless of race, sex, creed or belief.
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Lifeline offers:
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Contact: Lifeline PO Box 6047, Boroko, NCD Counselling (Ph): 326 0011/340 5832 Office (Ph): 326 1680 Address: Lifeline Centre, Opposite Waigani Fire Station, NCD |
Melanesia Education Development Foundation Inc. (MEDF)
The MEDF is a charity organisation (NGO). It has been in operation for over 10 years. Its mission is to promote educational opportunities for the disadvantaged children, students and people of PNG and greater Melanesia in order to help realise their full potential in life.
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MEDF offers:
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Contact: John Senior Kambona PO Box 1636, Port Moresby, NCD Mobile Contact: (675) 7216 1978 Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. |
Links of Hope Inc.
Links of hope is a Trust established by John and Deborah Bromley in 2011. The Trust provides support to women released from prison, on parole or on probation. It also provides self-help opportunities to widows and orphans in settlements by providing small loans to start small business ventures and fund school fees.
Links of Hope provides:
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Contact: John or Deborah Bromley PO Box 32 Gordons, NCD Ph: 7101-0622 or 7380-0775 Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. |
Office of Director of Lukautim Pikinini, NCD
Office of Lukautim Pikinini is a mandated Office established under the Lukautim Pikinini Act. The Director of Lukautim Pikinini is the head of the office. The Director delegates responsibility to the Provincial Child Protection/Welfare Officer in all the provinces to deal with child protection cases. It’s function is to administer and implement the Lukautim Pikinini Act, Adoption Act, Infant Act, Deserted Wives and Children’s Act, Family Protection Act, Juvenile Justice Act, and develop policies on family welfare matters.
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The Office of Director of Lukautim Pikinini’s main principle functions are:
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Contact: Mr.Simon Yanis Direct of Director of Lukautim Pikinini PO BOX 6959 BOROKO National Capital District Phone: 7321278 Email: simonyanis@ |
Prison Fellowship (PNG) INC (PFPNG), NCD
Prison Fellowship PNG is a faith based organisation focused on bring Restoration, Healing and freedom to prisoners, ex-prisoners, their families and those who are affected by crime in their communities. (PFPNG) is committed to establishing the Biblical principals of Restorative Justice in the criminal Justice system in PNG
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The Prison Fellowship’s main principle functions are:
A successful Restorative Justice Program (5 weeks intensive) between offenders and victims for Reconciliation (program funded by RJCP in 2014 at Bomana (CS)
A Crime Prevention Program for schools using transformed ex-prisoners as role models, discouraging students from getting involved in crime at early stages which leaders to shattering their dreams. |
Contact: Mr. Moale Vagi National Direct of Prison Fellowship (PNG) INC PO BOX 43 PORT MORESBY National Capital District Digicel: 7320 0177 B-mobile: 7693 1858 Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. |
Rigo District Administration (Community Development), CENTRAL
The Community Development Sector is a Government Organisation which is established under the Department of Community Development. The purpose of the Organisation is to embrace and strengthen the Government Structure in providing basic goods and services in the District.
The Community Development Sector provides:
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Contact: Mr. Lorance Baro Acting Advisor Division of Community Development Central Provincial Administration Konedobu Free Mail Bag Port Moresby National Capital District Mr. Jeffrey Gei District Community Development Officer |
Omega Ministry – Kwikila Inter Denomination, CENTRAL
Omega Ministry was established in early 2004, by all the Christian Groups and Churches around Kwikila District. It runs mission programmes especially with the youths.
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Omega Ministry provides:
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Contact: Ps. George Lohia Omega Ministry Free Mail Bag Kwikila Central Province Omega Ministry C/AOG P. O. Box 5639 Boroko National Capital District |
Prophetic & Apostolic Church of God, NCD
Prophetic & Apostolic Church of God is a registered church which operates in PNG for 10 years now. The church main focus is to train soul/person to be spiritually, mentally and physically healthy to live an independent on this earth. The church has various programs to compliment the word of God to enhance the physical loves of the people.
Prophetic & Apostolic Church of God provides:
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Contact: Ps. Peter Aglum National Overseer Prophetic & Apostolic Church of God P. O. Box 1641, Boroko, National Capital District |
Ombudsman Commission of Papua New Guinea, NCD
The Ombudsman Commission is an independent constitutional Institution created by the Constitution in 1975.
It consists of the Chief Ombudsman and two Ombudsman. A vibrant premier institution in persuit of promoting good governance and quality leadership in PNG by the year 2019
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The main functions of the commission are to:
Clarification on complaints
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Contact: Ms. Lydia Mulina Acting Director – Regions & External Relations Ombudsman Commission of Papua New Guinea Deloitte Tower, Section 5 Lot 16,Douglas Street, P.O.Box 1831, PORT MORESBY 121, NCD Telephone: 308 2600/3255 Fax:320 3211 Toll Free: 180 1800 Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Website: www.ombudsman.gov.pg
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Ombudsmans Commission of PNG celebrated it’s 40 years achievement with an Expo held at Vision City, POM, 15th December, 2015
Scouts Association of Papua New Guinea, NCD
The Scouts Association of Papua New Guinea is a semi statutory organisation. It is an Act of Parliament. “Scout Association of Papua New Guinea Incorporation Act 1975”.
The aim of the association is to develop good citizenship in youth by forming their character; training them in habits of:
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Contact: Mr. Noel Pinda General Secretary The Scouts Association of PNG P.O.Box 44, Konedobu, NCD Telephone: 7748 5819 Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. |
Urban & Rural Development Foundation Inc, NCD
Urban & Rural Development Foundation is an initiative of like minded PNG established for the purpose of delivering the very much needed basic services lacked by vast majority in the urban & rural communities of PNG.
Urban & Rural Development Foundation provides:
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Contact: Ms. Janet Benabo Director Urban & Rural Development Foundation INC. P.O.Box 7948, Boroko NCD 111 Telephone: 7157 0523 Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. |
WeCARe! (The Foundation for Women and Children at Risk)
The core essence of WeCARe! Is that they are a support provider, rather than a ‘hands on’ provider of care, to those who are concerned for the most at risk and most vulnerable members of the community. They reach out to those with real Christian compassion and concern, determined to empower the community so that the work of caring for the most vulnerable of its members becomes sustainable and not reliant on the never-ending assistance of organisations.
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Contact: Fr.John Glynn (Founder) or Ms.Josephine Dromenge – Program Manager P O Box 4187, BOROKO,NCD Ph: (+675) 340 2408 or 79103419 Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Website:www.wecarepng.wordpress.com |
Caritas Papua New Guinea - NCD
Caritas PNG is an agency of the Catholic Bishops Conference (CBC) of PNG & Solomon Islands. They promote Integral Human Development of the grassroots citizens of PNG.The mission of Caritas PNG is to take active role in social justice, peace, ecology, and human development issues as part of the pastoral mission of the Church, promote Catholic Social Teaching, address injustice, inequalities, poverty and dependency which undermine human dignity, and be a voice for the poor and marginalized to build a better PNG.
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It has operates through main goals: Integral Human Development (IHD), Disaster & Relief Management, Helping the Poor and Marginalized, Research & Advocacy, Child Protection, Gender Equality, Ecological Stewardship & Care of God’s Creation, Democratic Governance.
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Contact: Mr.Raymond Ton - Director P O Box 6576, BOROKO 111, NCD Ph: 325 6497 / 323 2324 /325 9726 Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Mr. Clement Waiker Diocesan Caritas Coordinator Port Moresby Catholic Archdiocese P O Box 1032, BOROKO,NCD Ph: 325 6123 Fax:325 6103 MB: 7323 6782 Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Mr.Andrew Opu Catholic Diocese Bereina P O Box 300, BOROKO,NCD Ph: 325 6123 Fax:325 6103 MB: 7323 6782 Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. |
National Youth Development Authority – NCD & Central
The National Youth Development Authority is a government agency established to provide policy directives for the youth of PNG. It provides a framework for planning and program development for all agencies and organisations involved in youth development work. Inclusive in its policy area for stakeholders to develop and implement programs is Law Order and Justice with the objectives to promote, maintain safety, security and peace in communities.
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Contact: Mr. Christopher Usuka Manager - Programs National Youth Development Authority, P.O.Box 1028,WAIGANI,NCD,PNG Ph: 323 1228 or 323 1249 Fax: 323 6745 Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Location: Tan Haus, Varahe Street – Gordons
Mr. Rex Buka Community Development Officer – Youth Desk P.O.Box 7270,BOROKO,NCD, Ph: 325 0280 Ext:688 or 323 1249 Mobile:7281 6034 Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Mr. KIla Dick Manager Social Services P.O.Box 7270,BOROKO,NCD, Ph: 325 4711/325 3546 Ext:436 Mobile:7692 6011/718 00973 Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Central Provinical Administration Central Provinical Administration,Free Bag Service,KONEDOBU,NCD Ph:321 4782/320 1750/3212710/321 0005 Fax:321 3995/3895
Mr. Lawrence Baro Community Development & Welfare Central Provinical Administration,Free Bag Service,KONEDOBU,NCD Ph:321 4782/320 1750/3212710/321 0005 Fax:321 3995/3895
Mr. Bala Kapa Director Community Services Central Provinical Administration,Free Bag Service,KONEDOBU,NCD Ph:321 5104 Mobile:720 44335
Mr. Tabu Vaira Advisor Community Development Central Provinical Administration,Free Bag Service,KONEDOBU,NCD Ph:321 0005 Email:This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. |