International
We are bringing life-saving family planning services to the Pacific and helping to build sustainable futures for these communities.
This important work is funded by the Australian Government and the generosity of our donors. Your donation can save lives and give women and girls a future.
Family planning in the Pacific
Family Planning in the Pacific means:
- women have access to contraception which allows them to choose when and how many children they have
- girls can choose when to start having children, so they can stay in school longer and eventually earn an income
- families have access to trained midwives, nurses and doctors
- there are fewer unsafe pregnancies and abortions
- maternal and infant mortality is reduced
- women are better able to feed, educate and support their children
- women have access to cervical cancer screening and treatment
Our work
We:
- train local health workers and clinicians to deliver family planning services
- improve access to contraceptive supplies and enable women to choose the timing and spacing of their children
- educate communities about gender-based violence, STIs, HIV, safe sex, and respectful relationships
- improve gender equality and health outcomes through men's behavior change programs
- train local organisations to deliver family planning information and education
- promote healthy sexuality
- support local governments and organisations to deliver cervical cancer screening and treatment
About the Pacific
The Pacific has some of the worst reproductive and sexual health statistics globally, including unacceptably high rates of:
- maternal and infant mortality
- unintended and teenage pregnancies
- sexual violence
- cervical cancer deaths
We are registered with the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission (ACNC) |
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All our projects are aligned to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. |
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We are a signatory of the ACFID Code of Conduct, committing to transparency, accountability, and integrity. |
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We are accredited by DFAT for effective management of international projects. |
If you have any concerns about our work, please email feedback@fpnsw.org.au. If you are not satisfied with the response and believe our organisation has breached the ACFID Code of Conduct, you can lodge a complaint with the ACFID Code of Conduct Committee.