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Where to Get Help: A Healthcare Referral Pathway for Survivors of Gender-Based Violence in Papua New Guinea
09/08/2026

Where to Get Help: A Healthcare Referral Pathway for Survivors of Gender-Based Violence in Papua New Guinea

This post contains descriptions of domestic and intimate partner violence which some readers may find distressing. If you or someone you know needs support, 1 Tok Kaunselin Helpim Lain offers immed…

A guide for GBV assessment for health workers in Papua New Guinea
08/08/2026

A guide for GBV assessment for health workers in Papua New Guinea

This post contains descriptions of domestic and intimate partner violence which some readers may find distressing. If you or someone you know needs support, 1 Tok Kaunselin Helpim Lain offers immed…

Images from the Morobe PHA Walk for Health, Walk for Life fundraising event today in Lae, PNG. Day started at 6am with a...
23/07/2026

Images from the Morobe PHA Walk for Health, Walk for Life fundraising event today in Lae, PNG.

Day started at 6am with a Walk for Life marathon walkabout from Eriku Oval with Police es**rt and St. John Ambulance around town and back. Then BBQ Breakfast fundraiser commenced with different health checks stations set-up including ENT, Dental & Ophthalmology.

This event is a fundraising Drive towards MPHA hosting the 60th Medical Symposium in Lae in September.





Images from the We Are One Islands Petroleum Charity Colour Run 2026, Alotau.Helping raise funds to fight cervical cance...
19/07/2026

Images from the We Are One Islands Petroleum Charity Colour Run 2026, Alotau.

Helping raise funds to fight cervical cancer in Milne Bay Province.

Bringing colour & smiles to all. Thankyou to those who organized & participated.





Congratulations to team MBPHA for presenting two abstracts at the 21st Periopertive Nurses conference in Port Moresby & ...
17/07/2026

Congratulations to team MBPHA for presenting two abstracts at the 21st Periopertive Nurses conference in Port Moresby & receiving the best abstract award.

Continue to improve, inspire & set high standards for others to follow.





The Cost of CrimeMilne Bay, Papua New Guinea a widely known province of peaceful communities and strong cultural identit...
13/05/2026

The Cost of Crime
Milne Bay, Papua New Guinea a widely known province of peaceful communities and strong cultural identity. Yet in recent years, that image has been deeply shaken by waves of crime and violence that left many residents living in fear. During the height of this unrest, the province drew national attention as criminal activity escalated, and law enforcement struggled to contain it. Sea piracy, armed robberies, assaults, and killings became increasingly frequent, and the effects were felt not only in homes and villages, but also in the hospital’s wards....

Read more at:
https://pngmedicalblog.com/2026/05/12/the-cost-of-crime/

Images of lower limb gunshot injuries.





International Nurses Day 2026Appreciating all the hard working nurses around the country.Pictures from Alotau, Lae, Kimb...
12/05/2026

International Nurses Day 2026

Appreciating all the hard working nurses around the country.

Pictures from Alotau, Lae, Kimbe & Port Moresby.




The Cost of CrimeMilne Bay a widely known province of peaceful communities and strong cultural identity. Yet in recent y...
12/05/2026

The Cost of Crime
Milne Bay a widely known province of peaceful communities and strong cultural identity. Yet in recent years, that image has been deeply shaken by waves of crime and violence that left many residents living in fear. During the height of this unrest, the province drew national attention as criminal activity escalated, and law enforcement struggled to contain it (1,2). Sea piracy, armed robberies, assaults, and killings became increasingly frequent, and the effects were felt not only in homes and villages, but also in the hospital’s wards.
For those working on the frontline, the consequences of crime were immediate, graphic, and deeply traumatic. Violence did not remain an abstract issue discussed in public forums or reported in the news. It arrived at the doors of the emergency department in the form of gunshot wounds, bush knife wounds, shattered limbs, and young men fighting for their lives. Some patients survived long enough to reach the hospital. Others did not....

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Milne Bay a widely known province of peaceful communities and strong cultural identity. Yet in recent years, that image has been deeply shaken by waves of crime and violence that left many resident…

10/05/2026
Pictures from the recent cyclone Maila MBPHA community health visit at Budibudi Island. By Dr.Ray Feluwa (Rural doctor)D...
07/05/2026

Pictures from the recent cyclone Maila MBPHA community health visit at Budibudi Island. By Dr.Ray Feluwa (Rural doctor)

Devastated by the cyclone these remote islands of Milne Bay were cut off from the rest of the country with no means of communication.

The health centre on the island which has never been used as it has limited to NO drugs or staff was used by the team to provide basic health services to affected communities.

A reminder that rural health services in PNG are neglected & struggling.

It doesnt have to take a natural disaster for us to take action.

Map by ABC: Cordelia Brown





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