Partners and Sponsors

	Queensland University of Technology Built Environment Engineering (BEE) Faculty QUT $25,000 has been allocated, to date, for the pilot phase of the project. Wide support from within the University’s academics
	Engineers Without Borders (EWB) Australia Support network (moral and technical) Pre-departure training Providing volunteer networks for recruitment Linking industry mentors
	Greenslopes Private Hospital (GPH) Donated medical equipment Links to medical providers
	Rotary District 9600 (Queensland, Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands) Logistical support  and local support from PNG rotary clubs Mail: P.O Box 687 Kenmore Qld 4069 Email: Secretary@brisbanerotary.org.au

Partners in Papua New Guinea

Foundation of Women in Agriculture Development (FOWIAD)

FOWIAD is a NGO operating in East Sepik Province of Papua New Guinea.                                                                                                      It was established in 1998 and its activities include:

• Skill Training,

• Network Farm Marketing

• wholesale marketing on coconut bi-products, pineapple, and non bi-products

• micro finance services.

With over 3,000 members, and 15 associations FOWIAD has a direct access to skill personnel based at the village level and it holds a strong network and ties with the local health services in the East Sepik Province as well as government officials and other important stake holders.

• FOWIAD has formed an Interim Committee (Catholic, AOG, FOWIAD, Health Dept, Youth & Women’s Rep) and has Government Minister support indicating the commitment of the local Papua New Guineans communities for this project.

• FOWIAD will host the MAMCI team in the adopted community, providing facilities such as: Warehouse, workshop, accommodation and a temporary office.

• FOWIAD will utilize their strong influence and valuable networks to support the program.

• FOWIAD will play an important role in educating and training the team members about the local culture and tradition.

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Assembly of God (AOG)

Assemblies of God World Missions represent a growing organization scattered throughout 212 countries and territories. Among their activities their dedicated men and women work with developing cities, urban areas and remote villages in a wide range of sectors such as health and education.

AOG will be providing MAMCI with the health centre facilities and infrastructure as well as the recruitment of clinical staff.