On Saturday, 25th October 2025, twenty (20) female students from Tokarara Secondary School in the National Capital District proudly graduated from the RISE Empowerment Program — an eight-month journey focused on building personal development, career readiness, and leadership skills. The program, supported by CPL Foundation Inc. and the Sir Brian Bell Foundation as lead sponsors,
Lae, Morobe Province – Monday, 8 September 2025 CPL Foundation Inc., in partnership with Swire Shipping Pte. Ltd., officially handed over close to 1000 pieces of used school furniture sourced from Anglican schools in Australia to Bowali Primary School in Lae, Morobe Province. The donation included a variety of furniture items such as desks, chairs,
CPL Foundation Inc. (CPLF) proudly supported Buk bilong Pikinini’s (BbP) Literacy Week – Day 2 celebrations, which focused on Financial Literacy. At the Tatana Library Learning Centre in Port Moresby, CPLF representatives, including Foundation Manager Deborah Alois, Program Officer Janice Ulaiwi, and CPL Graduate Trainees – Anthon Soga, Cosmas Kas, Mellie Mong, Henrick Ah-Wong, Poksy
Josephine Durua is a Human Rights Defender and Village Court Magistrate who has been confronting sorcery accusation-related violence (SARV) in Morata, Port Moresby for 25 years. In 1998, Josephine was a victim of SARV in her own community. Two years later, she opened a small safe house there to shelter other survivors of SARV. In
On August 16th, 2025, CPL Foundation Inc. and Sir Brian Bell Foundation, co-lead sponsors of RISE, supported the RISE: I Am Loved workshop held at Nambawan Super in Port Moresby. CPL Foundation Chairman Sir Mahesh Patel attended as the guest speaker, joining mentors, leaders, and 20 students from Tokarara Secondary School to explore the importance
Port Moresby, 5 August 2025 CPL Foundation Inc., in partnership with Queenpads and the Sir Brian Bell Foundation, proudly supported a week-long Menstrual Health and Hygiene (MHH) awareness campaign across Milne Bay Province in June 2025. The outreach initiative reached 654 girls and women across five schools in the Alotau District. The awareness campaign was