This page shares stories and updates from the work of Key Populations Advocacy Consortium PNG, highlighting important moments, partnerships, and progress across our community-led HIV response. Together, these stories reflect the people, partnerships, and commitment driving KPAC’s work to strengthen access to safe, inclusive, and stigma-free health services across Papua New Guinea.
KPAC News
In June 2026, the Key Population Advocacy Consortium (KPAC) PNG team joined hands with the Eastern Highlands Provincial Health Authority to carry out the second round of Community-Led Monitoring (CLM)…
Jessica HillJune 25, 2026
Papua New Guinea has taken a bold step forward in the fight against HIV with the official roll-out of HIV self-screening kits across four provinces: National Capital District, Morobe, Eastern…
Jessica HillJune 24, 2026
At the PNG Christian Leaders Alliance Workshop on HIV Response on 20 May 2026, Mr Wep Kanawi, Chair of the National AIDS Council, called on churches and national partners to…
Jessica HillMay 21, 2026
On 1 December 2025, Papua New Guinea joined the global community in marking World AIDS Day, a moment to remember those we have lost, celebrate progress made, and renew our…
Jessica HillDecember 1, 2025
In late 2025, Key Populations Advocacy Consortium PNG completed a follow-up Organisational Capacity Assessment (OCA), twelve months after its baseline review identified significant gaps in systems, governance, and organisational readiness.…
kpacpng_adminNovember 29, 2025
In its first three months of implementation, the KPAC–CCHS community-led outreach program in Port Moresby has demonstrated strong early results, reaching large numbers of people with HIV prevention, testing, and…
Jessica HillOctober 1, 2025
In August 2025, Key Populations Advocacy Consortium PNG marked a major milestone by holding its first Annual General Meeting (AGM), at a time of significant change and challenge for the…
kpacpng_adminAugust 28, 2025
On Friday, 15 August 2025, Key Populations Advocacy Consortium PNG proudly launched the KPAC Sunset Community Health Hub, marking a significant milestone in the delivery of community-led HIV services in…
kpacpng_adminAugust 16, 2025
KPAC Launches New Community-Led Outreach Program in Partnership with Catholic Church Health Services
In July 2025, Key Populations Advocacy Consortium PNG commenced a new community-led HIV and sexual and reproductive health outreach program in Port Moresby, marking an important step forward for the…
Jessica HillJuly 1, 2025
In July 2025, the Papua New Guinea Government formally declared HIV a national crisis, acknowledging the escalating number of new infections and the urgent need for a stronger, more coordinated…
Jessica HillJune 30, 2025
A powerful new partnership was formed in Port Moresby on 28 May when the Key Populations Advocacy Consortium (KPAC PNG) hosted its first-ever Disability Inclusion and Networking Forum. The event…
Jessica HillMay 30, 2025
In late 2024, Health Equity Matters and Key Populations Advocacy Consortium PNG commenced a new three-year partnership focused on strengthening KPAC’s organisational capacity and long-term sustainability as a national, community-led…
kpacpng_adminJanuary 24, 2025

