The KTF Bisset Medal provides scholarships for 2 young people from the Kokoda Track to pursue tertiary studies and leadership pathways, including an exchange programme to Australia.

Jendy’s Journey: Chasing Big Dreams through Kokoda FODE

How can sport create inclusion, confidence and change? Through Kicks 4 Kokoda (K4K), we’re seeing how the power of play is helping break down barriers and open doors for young people.

ANZAC 2025 Newsletter

Ever wonder how the KTF butterfly spread its wings across PNG to become the organisation it is today? From our birth as the Kokoda Track Foundation on ANZAC Day in 2003 to today, join us on our journey.

A new project targeting gender-based violence has recently launched in Oro Province. Promoting a zero-tolerance approach to gender-based violence, family and sexual violence and child harm, the Sanap Strong project will upskill key community members to better prevent and respond to violence.

Last week, Kokoda College celebrated its largest-ever graduating cohort with 185 students graduating; including 72 students reaching the Grade 12 level. There were history-making scenes at the Mt Koiari FODE Centre in Manari, who celebrated the graduation of 38 students, marking the first Grade 12 graduation on the Kokoda Track.