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Caring for Kiriwina (CFK) was honoured to take part in the first-ever Political Economy for Primary Health Care forum in Milne Bay Province. The three-day event united government officials, health leaders, development partners, and church representatives. It also included Local Level Government Presidents, Milne Provincial Government Leaders, and Business Leaders, all aiming to enhance primary health care and better serve remote communities.

CFK was recognised for its work in Kiriwina and encouraged to deepen collaboration with local government and health services, especially as plans progress to reopen Losuia Airport and improve communication through solutions like Starlink.

Thank you to our amazing In-country manager, Toks Bwaina, for your ongoing commitment to the charity and the people of Kiriwina and for attending the conference.

Together, we are working towards healthier, more connected communities in Milne Bay.

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Photos: Dr Perista Mamadi welcoming the delegates and Bishop Agabu Enthonio leading the opening prayer before the meeting begins.

The sun is finally out on Kiriwina after severe weather caused havoc across the island. Despite the storms and patchy communications, our incredible community kept going.

Your donations made it possible for Caroleen and our field teams to keep showing up — connecting with missionaries, health workers, and VBAs to support families and communities across the island.

Because of you, each circuit is working alongside the CFK VBA Coordinator every month, strengthening local networks of care and resilience. Your kindness is not just meeting immediate needs — it’s helping communities rebuild with dignity, creativity, and hope.

From all of us, and from the people of Kiriwina: thank you for making this work possible. 🌿

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