Annex 1 - the European External Action Service - Europa

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St Johns Blind Services Contact Name: Telephone Number: Email: 1. NGO historical aspects Founded in 1979 by a blind person called Paul Sangio. He attended Blind School in Sydney and upon return established the organisation. It’s main objective is to provide services to the blind peoples of PNG. 2. Organizational aspects Wishes to cover nationally but currently operates in NCD and Eastern Highlands provinces only. The organization employers 7 in total with 4 paid and 3 volunteers. 4 teachers have special needs qualifications, 1 technician to repair Braille machine and another primary eye care coordinator. 3. Networking and institutional relations Locally the organization is affiliated to the National Board for Disabled Persons, Education Department, Health Department, and Community Development. Internationally, it is affiliated with World Blind Union, Vision Australia, Association of the Blind. 4. Juridical aspects Established by an Act of National Parliament in 1975. This was the St Johns Ambulance Act. St Johns Blind Services come under this Act. It is exempted from IPA NGO Association registration. There is a Board and the Board is reelected every three years. 5. Financial aspects The Association’s accounts are audited annually. Source of funding comes from Department of Education, Health Department (via the National Board for Disabled Persons), Department of Community Development. There is no funding from international donors. 6. Activities and sectors Main sectors: Provides services to the blind in PNG. Main activities: Rehabilitation program, education program, primary eye care (prevention blindness). 68
Horizont 3000 Contact Name: Telephone Number: Email: 1. NGO historical aspects The organization was first established in Austria, 1963. The founders were the Austrian Catholic Youth Organisation. It was purposely established at the time to provide technical assistance to then emerging new nations, especially those in Africa and South America. In 1964, it was established in PNG. It’s practical objectives are to empower locals in their development endeavours. Providing skills development in agriculture and trades areas. 2. Organizational aspects Currently volunteers in Simbu, Bougainville, Mt Hagen and Port Moreby. Previously volunteers were in Enga and Madang. There are 90 volunteers all over the world (from 200 few years ago). In PNG there are 15 volunteers. Their technical capacities range from technical education and school administration, NGO promotion, support of local NGOs, organizational development for Church projects. 3. Networking and institutional relations Networks with Austrian Development Agency. ADA liaises with EU in Brussels. It is linked to a number of Church organizations and also other NGOs. It also networks with PNG Education Department, Community Development. 4. Juridical aspects It is registered with the IPA in PNG. The Austrian Board oversees its work. 5. Financial aspects The NGO publishes its accounts each year. It is centrally done in Australia. Source of funding is from Austrian NGOs – 30% and 70% from Austrian Government and EU. Counterpart funding in kind come from PNG Education Department and Churches. 6. Activities and sectors Main sectors: Education, technical training and civil society in terms of capacity building for local NGOs. Main activities: Technical capacity building, organization development, administration, management and occupational therapy. 69
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Page 28 and 29: Wide Bay Conservation Association C
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Page 33 and 34: ADRA- ADVENTIST DEVELOPMENT AND REL
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Page 53 and 54: Contact Name: David Gella Telephone
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Page 79 and 80: Caritas PNG Contact Name: Mary Toli
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Page 83 and 84: CARITAS PNG - GOROKA BRANCH Contact
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Page 87 and 88: Juridical and Lagal Aspects The ass
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Page 109 and 110: Lae City Mission CONTACT NAMES: Mr.
Page 111 and 112: BAHA CONTACT NAMES: Mrs. Lovai Miri
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