Annex 1 - the European External Action Service - Europa

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MOROBE SPECIAL EDUCATION CONTACT NAMES: Mr. George Lolaoia (Coordinator) Ph# 472 3089 or email: mserc @. datec. net .pg. 1. NGO Historical aspects Started in 1969 by Lutheran Church (Dr and Mrs. Burce) or handicap children Provide education and Health Services to disable population in Morobe Province 2. Organizational aspects 15 permanent staff and volunteer but not effective Training provided with Calare Service in Wewak for staff Train employees for community base rehabilitation and rural ear and eye screening Education and health department trained staff Conduct annual training for CBR and ear-eye screening Internal management because of lack of support from donor and government 3. Networking and institutional relations , Save the Children, ADRA, Tingim Laip, City Mission, ATCDL Unitech, Bris Kanda, PNG Family Health Association, SUSU MAMA’s, PNG Scout, BAHA and Salvation Army Refer authority to both expatriates and national 4. Juridical and legal aspects Registered under Education as a permitted and IPA which was recognized by the Education Department Constitute to elected Boards members during annual general meeting 2 years periods for Boards members 5. Financial aspects Bank account with BSP Funds comes from Health and Education Department Local support and CBM- Christothel Bilinder Mission (international) and current cease because no good report system so unable to support by donors as mentioned 6. Activities and sectors Education for disable children in Morobe Province Ear and Eye clinic in rural areas and community base rehabilitation Early child intervention and rural outreach 108
Lae City Mission CONTACT NAMES: Mr. Dean Peu (Plantation Manager) Ph# 475 1284 1. NGO Historical aspects Initially started by Larry George in 2005 to provide Home to Homeless, feed and help their needs (age1-24) through out the country 2. Organizational aspects 30 permanent staff employed and 4 volunteers Conduct in-house training by city mission itself – senior staff short courses from external such as annually sent 1 staff training in United State (US) Employee turnover because it cannot be paid and work 3. Networking and institutional relations ADRA, MSF, SUSU MAMA’s, Save the Children, Morobe Kibung and the Anglicare, National AIDS Council, government organization, LDS, Justice Sector and Churches Community policing must refer to local authority 4. Juridical and legal aspects Registered under City Mission (Port Moresby) Board from internal and external are mandated for 5 years term guided by the constitution 5. Financial aspects Bank account with ANZ Have the auditor from within and external who oversee the financial aspect Support from European Union, no sources of funding from government but support from business house and local support 6. Activities and sectors Skills training Development literacy Agricultural training for two miles youths rice farm Youth development program- coffee shop for 4 mile youths, educational development, social, business and personnel Viability, prepare youths to find jobs and re-entry to community and character development 109
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The European Union’s EDF Programm
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NAME OF NGO PERSON FUNCTION PHONE E
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East New Britain Council of Women C
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Wide Bay Conservation Association C
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JAPAN INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION AGE
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ADRA- ADVENTIST DEVELOPMENT AND REL
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VOLUNTEER SERVICE ABROAD (VSA) CAMI
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CALLAN SERVICES FOR PERSONS WITH DI
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DOVE SANCTUARY WOMEN’S HOME KATHL
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BAINING’S ENVIRONMENTAL HERITAGE
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WWF Contact Name: Penelope Ferguson
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NGO and Civil Society Coalition Par
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Gender-based organization born in 2
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