This year, the Kokoda Track Foundation (KTF) supported 11 exceptional final-year tertiary students to undertake the Archer Leadership Development program, which includes an exchange trip to Australia. Read first-hand accounts of how this experience was transformational, not only for learning about leadership but also personally and professionally.
Read MoreThe Early Years project has been implemented in Oro province and has connected 38 teachers to essential resources, and professional development training and has built playgrounds in Kokoda, Gorari, Buna and the autonomous region of Bougainville. By providing professional development training and infrastructure support KTF is helping teachers and schools to deliver high-quality early childhood education and prepare for the incoming transition to a 3-6-6 education structure.
Read MoreKTF’s recent submission to the PNG Permanent Parliamentary Committee on Gender Equality and Women’s Empowerment highlighted the pervasive issue of Gender-based violence and the necessity of creating a safer environment for women and girls. KTF’s Project Zero with invaluable partners are leading the way in Oro Province and this submission delves into the transformative journey of Project Zero, particularly the remarkable impact on the lives of those affected by Gender-based Violence in this remote and rural region.
Read MoreTune in to hear about the 20-year journey of KTF, full of twists and turns!
Read MoreLast week, KTF (Kokoda Track Foundation) hosted the closing ceremony of the Light for Learning project, which aims to light up lives and futures across remote communities. Feelings of excitement and joviality marked the occasion as traditional dancers kicked off the festivities and attendees heard addresses from esteemed speakers. Our guests of honour were the Honourable Gary Juffa MP, the Governor of Oro Province and KTF’s CEO, Dr Genevieve Nelson.
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