Advocacy Networks and Regional Collaborators
Each agency brings specialized technical support and reframes efforts in inclusive health, gender equity, and HIV response.
APCASO
KPAC PNG connects with APCASO as part of a regional civil-society movement advancing community leadership, rights-based approaches, and equitable access to health services across Asia and the Pacific. Through this relationship, KPAC PNG contributes local experience and community insights to regional advocacy and learning platforms, while APCASO provides coordination, technical exchange, and support for stronger civil-society participation in health governance. Together, they help promote more inclusive, accountable, and community-driven health responses.
APCOM
KPAC PNG collaborates with APCOM as part of a broader regional effort to strengthen community-led HIV responses and promote the rights and wellbeing of key populations across Asia and the Pacific. Through this partnership, KPAC PNG contributes local insights and experience to regional dialogue, while APCOM provides platforms for knowledge exchange, advocacy, and technical support. Together, they help elevate community voices and advance more inclusive, evidence-informed approaches to HIV prevention, care, and human rights.
Asia Pacific Network of People Living with HIV (APN+)
KPAC PNG engages with APN+ as part of a regional network advocating for the rights, health, and wellbeing of people living with HIV. Through this relationship, KPAC PNG contributes community perspectives from Papua New Guinea to regional discussions, while APN+ provides solidarity, shared learning, and a platform for collective advocacy. Together, they support stronger, community-driven leadership in the HIV response across the Asia–Pacific.
Pacific Sexual and Gender Diversity Network (PSGDN)
KPAC PNG is a proud member of the Pacific Sexual and Gender Diversity Network (PSGDN), joining a regional coalition of community-led organisations working to advance the rights, health, and wellbeing of LGBTQI+ people across the Pacific. Through this membership, KPAC PNG contributes local expertise, shares learning with regional peers, and strengthens collective advocacy for more inclusive policies and services. PSGDN provides a platform for collaboration, solidarity, and coordinated action, helping amplify KPAC PNG’s work at both national and regional levels.
Stop TB
KPAC PNG collaborates with Stop TB as part of a global movement working to strengthen community-led action on tuberculosis. Through this relationship, KPAC PNG brings lived experience and community insights from Papua New Guinea into regional and global discussions, while Stop TB provides platforms for advocacy, knowledge exchange, and support for community engagement in TB responses. Together, they promote stronger, rights-based, and people-centred approaches to ending TB.
Youth Lead Asia Pacific
KPAC PNG engages with Asia Pacific Youth Lead to strengthen youth leadership in HIV advocacy and community-led health responses. Through this connection, KPAC PNG contributes insights from young key populations in Papua New Guinea, while Asia Pacific Youth Lead provides regional platforms for collaboration, capacity building, and shared learning. Together, they help elevate youth voices and drive more inclusive, youth-centred approaches across the region.
