After considerable planning PNGCCS will have its first community fund raiser on November 15

A joint operation programme Strongim Polis for the rebuilding of Gerehu police station was launched last Saturday by the Gerehu police officers and the PNG Christian Community Service Inc.

Plans to restore the local Gerehu Police Station are underway being co-ordinated by volunteers of PNGCCS. This project is designed to be a community action initiative and is being welcomed wholeheartedly by the Police Commissioner and local members of the police department and the NCD Chamber of Commerce.

The University of Technology Sydney helds its annual Human Rights Awards 2007 on Thursday 18 October and Mr Saipo Henry Sikipris received a Commendation Certificate on behalf of The Strongim Pikinini Project of PNGCCS.

Great excitement for the children and leaders of the Strongim Pikinini Home under PNG CCS on Saturday 6 October 2007. Governor Powes-Parkop, newly elected to office in the recent elections of September 2007, visited the location of PNG CCS at Gerehu, NCD.

On 23 August 2007 the first donated shipping container arrived at Port Moresby full of donated second hand goods which included clothing, household goods, and small appliances to name a few.

Local food distributors in Port Moresby have rallied around the cause of the Strongim Pikinini Project to donate food supplies to the first Strongim Pikinini Home.

On Monday evening, 13 August 2007 PNG’s EMTV aired a segment featuring the work of PNGCCS and the Strongim Pikinini Project on its TOK PIKSA program.

Children of the Strongim Pikinini Project have adapted well to the Accelerated Christian Education Homeschool Program which is being implemented and taught within the Strongim Pikinini Project.

View a short presentation of the sitatuion in PNG, and how PNGCCS are helping.

Launch evening held in Port Morseby a success

CHILDREN WELCOMED INTO NEW HOME!