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MERCY WORKS – SISTERS’ PROJECTS Contact: P O Box 80, Goroka Eastern Highlands Province Tel: (675) 532 1588 Fax: Email: Persons Present: 1. Sister Meriska Director – Mercy Works Location: Next to Goroka main market, beside YWCA Hall. Date: 24 th of August, 2010 History The Project of Sisters of Mercy Works started in 2006. The feasibility study of the project took three (3) months. As the name would tell, Mercy Works is an association main made up of catholic sisters, initially to undertake and disseminate basic educational informations to the people in the communities. It is a churh based organisation operating as service delivery arm of the Catholic Church. Catholic Church is a well established church which has it’s headquarter in Rome. Most of the programs of Mercy Works are oriented to the women but in this case it’s not rilly bias to the women; men are also integrated in activities and programs. Organisational Aspect There are five permanent staffs, of which four are females and one is a male. Volunteers are taken on board when running the programs at the sites so as to provide assistence. Also at certain times professionals or special experts are temporarily hired to run the programs, like for Life Skill training Programs. So such people deliver the needed skills to the people. Network and institutional relations Mercy Works is a Catholic Church based organisation. The Catholic is an international religion, meaning that its member churches are found in most of the countries. Mercy Works work in network with: Eastern Highlands Family Voice Kafe Womens Association CARE International Save the Children Other groups (Lutheren, Four Square, EBC,CLC) Get technical support from the government departments, especially health and agriculture departments. Also get assistence from police and CIS. Juridical and Legal Aspect Mercy Works has an affiliation with the Catholoic Church. It is formally recognised as an association and operates under the bylaws and regulation of the Catholic Church and the government department. Financial Aspect Most activities and programs are funded by the Catholic Church itself. After the given period of time finacial acquittals and report are lodged to the borad of directors. Only at certain times Mercy Works gets support eigther in money terms other logistics from other groups mentioned above. 80
Also it works with government departments, no support in terms of finance are given. Annual estimated cost of operation depends on activity programs. Activities and sectors Main activities are: Awareness training on Human Rights Budget and management trainings Non-Violence training Life skills training (cooking, sawing) Drug awareness programs ( both youth and addult) Childhood and parenting skills trainings Emotional and counselling support Awareness on International Days and Information delivery 81
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The European Union’s EDF Programm
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East New Britain Council of Women C
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Wide Bay Conservation Association C
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Page 111 and 112: BAHA CONTACT NAMES: Mrs. Lovai Miri
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