Health Services
Quality primary health care for families in Port Moresby and remote highland communities.
The need
Our two Port Moresby clinics are among the busiest in the country. Many patients come from settlements with few other options, and when medicines run out elsewhere, families can be left with nowhere to turn.
In Simbu Province, many families live hours from the nearest health centre. Before the Kalewere aid post, people walked 5 to 6 hours for care. Pregnant women, the elderly, people with disabilities and young children are most at risk.
What we do
Port Moresby clinics
Lawes Road Clinic (6-Mile) and 9-Mile Clinic, run with NCD Health Services and funded through Christian Health Services.
Care at our clinics
Outpatient care, antenatal care, well-baby clinics, family planning and nutrition support for malnourished children.
Testing and counselling
TB, HIV and STI testing, counselling and treatment, and gender-based violence counselling and referral.
Simbu Province
Bokolma Aid Post (Gumine District) and Moroma health facility (Kerowaghi District), run with the Simbu Provincial Health Authority and district health administrations. We also helped build the Kalewere aid post.
clinics and aid posts
patients a day at our Port Moresby clinics
people in our highland catchments
served by Kalewere aid post
