“People need information and knowledge about the type of services that are available to them if they are experiencing violence. The training we are providing is based on the new FSV Survivor Advocate Toolkit and enlarges people’s understanding of the role and responsibilities of service providers and where survivors can get help,” says Captain Gomara.
The National Family and Sexual Violence Action Committee, under the Consultative and Implementation Monitoring Council, provided training in Port Moresby recently to more than 20 community workers.
