CBCPNGSI

Coordinated by the Centre for Migration and Refugee Studies (CMRS) of The American University in Cairo (AUC), Egypt.  

The one-week program was facilitated via zoom and attended by students from different parts of the World.

The two staff were sponsored by Caritas Papua New Guinea and CBCPNGSI as part of its capacity building program. 

The celebration was a combination of the 43^rd and 44^th graduation anniversary.

Bishop of Mendi, Donald Lippert OFM Cap, said the first lot did not graduate last year, due to the COVID-19 outbreak pandemic.

Bishop Lippert said community health workers were the frontline public health workers who were vital in our society as they understood the community they serve. 

 He urged those graduating that with the skills and knowledge attained, they should now seek to help people and become the light that gives hope to those in darkness.