This baseline assessment looks at the capacity of select Family Support Centres around Papua New Guinea. The report details the human resources, physical resources, and equipment available to respond to some of the most severe cases of intimate partner and family violence. The assessment provides details to inform the development of interventions to strengthen the capacity of Family Support Centres.
Technical Reports and Document
Family Support Centres: A Baseline Assessment
No. of pages: 104
Publication date: 28 June 2023
Publisher: UNFPA Papua New Guinea
Author: Paro Chaujar for UNFPA Papua New Guinea
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