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WELCOME Name: Rebecca Solomon Island of Origin: Buninga Island Province: Shefa Position: Port Vila Municipality Youth President.

In August 2013 in Port Vila, Efate I was elected to serve as President of the Port Vila Municipal Youth council.

I was elected with one clear mandate- To work with others to strengthen the participation and voice of Youth in Port Vila.
Port Vila municipal youth leaders from every wards have taken a long hard look at the state of youth engagement and representation in the decision bodies at all levels and we believe the time has come for change in the youth development structure.
I believe that during our deliberation together for these 3 years we will come to understand and make use of the opportunities and put our potential into action and will move courageously forward and bravely find our place in the centre of all sustainable developments.

Welcome to my Municipality.

” God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, courage to change the things I can, and wisdom to know the difference.
2 YOUTH SERVICES GUIDE Description of Port Vila Flag Port Vila is on Efate Island.

Its flag is white, with a nearly square version of the national flag in the upper hoist, and in the centre a burgundy disk bearing the coat of arms and the words Ville de Port Vila arched above the arms and City of Port Vila below.
Brief background of Port Vila municipality Port Vila is the capital and largest city of Vanuatu situated on the coast of the island of Efate, in the Shefa Province, the city population at last cencus (1999) was 29,356, an increase of 55% on the previous census result (1989).

This suggests a 2007 population of about 40,000 or around 65% of the province‟s population.

Port Vila is the economic and commercial centre of Vanuatu.
The area occupied by Port Vila has been inhabited by Melanesian people for thousands of years.

In autumn of 2004, an archaeological expedition known as Teouma discovered a burial site of 25 tombs containing three dozen skeletons of members of the Lapita culture.

Pieces of ceramics found at the site were dated to the 13th century BCE.

In May of 1606, the first Europeans arrived at the island, led by Pedro Fernandez de Quiros and Luis Vaez de Torres.
In the 19th century when the islands were known as the New Herrides, the British possessed economic control of the zone, though by the end of 1880, the economic balance began to favor the French; this transition can be seen in its nickel mines of New Caledonia and plantations.

French citizen Ferdinand Chevillard began buying and clearing land around Port Vila to be converted into the largest French plantation on the island.
Instead, it was converted into the municipality of Franceville, 3 BACKGROUND which declared independence on August 9, 1889, though this only lasted until June of the following year.

It was the first self-governing nation to practice universal suffrage without distinction of sex or race.

Although the population at the time consisted of about 500 native islanders and less than 50 whites, only the latter were permitted to hold office.

One of the elected presidents was a U.S. citizen by birth, R.D.
POLK, a relative of American president James K. Polk.

After 1887, the territory was jointly administered by the French and the British.

This was formalized in 1906 as an Anglo-French Condominium.

During World War II, Port Vila was an American and Australian airbase.

In 1987, cyclone Uma severely damaged the city.

A powerful earthquake in January 2002 caused extensive damage in the capital and surrounding areas.

Bislama is spoken by everyone as the day-to-day language.
In addition, English and French are also widespread.

Other Indigenous languages are also spoken in the city.

Christianity is the predominant religion across Vanuatu, followed by more than 90% of the population.

The largest denomination is the Presbyterian Church in Vanuatu, followed by one third of the population.

The Presbyterian Church of Port Vila is an impressive and sight worthy building opposite the Independence Park.

Roman Catholicism and the Church of Melanesia are also common, each about 15%.
Cathedrale du Sacre-Coueur is a modern Roman Catholic cathedral in Port Vila.

The seat of the Diocese of Port Vila, the church is dedicated to the sacred heart of Joan of Arc.

Port Vila has a tropical climate, with a dry season and a hot, wet session.

Rainfall averages about 2,360 millimeters (94 in.)

per year, and the wettest month is April.

The driest month is September.

There are 113 wet days in an average year.

The area also has south-east trade winds.


Temperatures do not vary very much at all throughout the year, and the record high is 34 C (93.2 F).

The coldest month, August, has an average high of 24 C (75.2 F), and an average low of 18 C (64.4 F).

The hottest month, February, has an average high of 29 C (84.2 F) and an average low of 23 C (73.4 F).

The record low for Port Vila is 12 C (53.6 F).

Humidity is often high.


4 STATISTICS Port Vila Economics Port Vila is Vanuatu's most important harbour and the center of the country's trade.

The international airport, Bauerfield International (VLI) is also located in the city.

Major industries in the city remain agriculture and fishing.

Tourism is also becoming important, especially from Australia and New Zealand.

There were over 50,000 visitors in 1997.

Vanuatu is a tax haven, and offshore financing in Port Vila is an important part of the economy.
Vanuatu is still dependent on foreign aid, most of which comes from Australia and New Zealand, although in recent years aid has also come from the People's Republic of China.

Air Vanuatu has its head office in the Vanuatu House in Port Vila.

35.7% of exports leave from Port Vila and 86.9% of imports arrive in Port Vila.
Port Vila Youth Statistics The total Port Vila Youth Population is 15 995 5 STATISTICS VNYC Registered Active Youth Group Community Based Church Based Sports Based Total Gender Total 9 17 8 34 Male 289 female 153 442 6 STATISTICS 7 COUNCIL STRUCTURE Port Vila Structure Port Vila Youth Council NorthenWard Anamburu Central Ward Freshwater Southern Ward Seven Star Switi Melcofe Ward George Pompidou Tasiriki Ward Saralana - Le Lagoon NOTE: Manples- Rural, Black sand-Rural, Malapoa /Kawenu-Rural, Beverly hills’-Rural Port Vila Council Executive Members President Vice President Rebecca Solomon Daniel Kalo Secretary Pierre Lesiness Vice Secretary Joana Malau Treasurer John Botleng Vice Treasurer Rose Member Ward John Timothy & South 8 EDUCATION Primary Schools School Name Central Primary Centre Ville Child Care Centre Ecole Francaise Eton Fokona SDA Primary Fresh Wota english Fresh Wota french Grace Baptist Primary School Kawenu Lagon II/St.
Joseph Neil Thomas Christian University Olwie SDA Community Pango Peter Pan Grammar Port Vila Community Christian Port Vila International Sea Side Community School Sorovanga Ste Jeanne d'Arc Port Vila Suango Survival Community School Vila No 2 SDA Vila East Vila North Secondary Schools School Name Central Secondary Ecole Centre Ville Ecole Francaise Epauto SDA Jehovah Jireh Lycée Louis Antoine de Bougainville Malapoa College NTM Christian University Port Vila International Sorovanga Self-Support Comm.School Tebakor Secondary School Vanuatu Institute of Technology Vila City College Vila North Junior Secondary Contact 23122 / 22526 26860 24593 22926 5666683 None 22936 22936 None 25033 7738022 26979 5609598 5963126 26103 22429 / 5520202 23837 5920344 5608150 22729 None 24104 27030 / 22157 22902 22686 / 23336 Contact 23122 26860 22926 26652 / 5381208 23662 24095 22840 / 23973 27796 23837 27912 / 56685708 23530 / 27681 22294 / 22295 None 22686 / 23336 9 HEALTH Port Vila Health Services Province Health Facility Name Type Island Health Worker(s) Contact Details Shefa INTV Aid Post Efate Evelyne Laban 5454319 Shefa Lycee Aid Post Efate Jeanne Niowenmal 5606311 7750838 Shefa Monmarte Aid Post Efate Mary Roger; Sr Anabel 5483313 Shefa USP Aid Post Efate Madlen Tasale 22748 Shefa VMF Aid Post Efate Vanua Bani 22358 Shefa Erakor Dispensary Erakor Dorothy Kalogis 5698938 Shefa Erasa (No.
3) Dispensary Efate Veronique Joseph 7750388 Shefa Freshwater {Tewaikara} Dispensary Efate Dick Yatika 7774291 Shefa Imere Dispensary Mele Wilkins Lauru 7766530 Shefa Laknaporo (Olen) Dispensary Efate Catlyne Matthew 7746045 Shefa St Camille (Anambrou/ Amburu) Shefa Toroa Kalpoas (Tagabe) Dispensary Efate Sister Helen 7746791 Dispensary Efate Melina Taum 5914588 Shefa Vanuvatu Family Health Dispensary Efate Emely Bovu 22140 Shefa Gudfala Health Centre (NTM) Health Centre Efate Jenny Kollen 25719 Shefa Vila Central Hos- pital Hospital Efate 10 DIRECTORY Wan Smol Bag Youth Centre Name of Organization/ Associa- tion: Organization Acronym Location: Contact Details: Fax Postal Address: Email address Other Key Contact Person: Position Wan Smol Bag Youth Centre WSB Yut Senta Road to Mele, Tagabe, Port Vila 27119 25592 PO Box 1024 Port Vila, Vanuatu Jiakavei@wansmolbag.org rnorman@wansmolbag.org or sbani@wansmolbag.org Judith Iakavei Youth Centre Manager Key Contact Person Rita Norman & Sera Banimataku Position: Youth Centre Coordinator The aims and purpose of your organization Wan Smolbag Youth Centre envisions a Vanuatu where all children and young people have equal opportunities for personal development and to participate in and contribute positively to their communities.
For the Port Vila area, Wan Smolbag Youth Centre envisions a town where youth deemed „at risk‟ are encouraged to develop their potential in an accessible, safe and empowering environment.

Wan Smolbag Youth Centre will contribute to the positive development of local youth and communities, through providing quality services to children and young people, particularly those considered „at-risk‟ in the peri-urban areas of Port Vila.
The Youth Centre will strive for gender equality, and will encourage holistic development by offering a wide range of educational, sporting, recreational and creative opportunities.

These services will aim to:    Build knowledge, skills and confidence; Encourage self-reliance, resilience and leadership; and Promote positive participation in Vanuatu‟s socio-economic development.
Programs & Activities: Classes include: Agriculture, Art, Boxing, Circus Skills, Computers, Dance, Drama, Drums, Guitar, Hip Hop, Keyboards, Basic Literacy, Advanced Literacy, Nutrition, Photography, Pottery, Sport, and Voice.

There are Hockey, Volleyball, futsal and boxing tournaments.

Youth are involved in many opportunities to perform or play at events locally and regionally.
11 DIRECTORY Live & Learn Name of Organization/ Association: Live & Learn Date it began Location: Postal Address: Contact Numbers Fax: Email address: Key Contact Person: Position: Other Contact Person – CID Peace Building Project Other Contact Person – Climate Change 2001 Erakor House /Erakor Bridge/ Korman Stadium, Port Vila P.O Box 1629, Port Vila (+678) 27455 / 5989342 (+678) 27448 andrina.thomas@livelearn.org Andrina Thomas Country Manager Jill Horry:- Education and Advocacy Coordinator 5991872 Carolyn Busai:- Project Officer 5620985 Simione Tavoa:- Project Officer 7757343 Josian Viraliliu:- Project Coordinator 5648500 / 7789900 Pauliane Bazil:- Advisor John Alick:- Officer 5636884 Steve Tagaro:- officer 5621459 Vision: Live & Learn Vanuatu‟s Vision is for a sustainable and equitable world free from poverty Program & Activities CID – or Peace Building Project (Children in development) - Working with schools and children to build peaceful behaviour in schools on Efate Climate Change Adaptation (Food Security) - Working with communities on Efate, to plant climate-change resilient crops and build the knowledge hubs of farmers 12 DIRECTORY Youth Challenge Vanuatu Name of Organization/ Association: Date begin Location: Contact Details: Fax Postal Address: Email address Key Contact Person: Position Vision: Youth Challenge Vanuatu Youth Challenge Vanuatu began its operation and program specifically in Rural Community Project in 2001 Dartois Street, Saralana Park Nambatu Area Port Vila Vanuatu (678) 28182 / 27834 Nil P.O Box 1105 Port Vila Vanuatu receptionist.ycv@gmail.com Morrisen Timatua Executive Director Youth Challenge Vanuatu aims to be a professional organization for youth livelihoods programs and services.
Members of the YCV centre will become dynamic citizens of Vanuatu and confident leaders, respected entrepreneurs, or exceptional staff.

Programs & Activities: Program/ Activity Person Responsible Contact Where?
Age Future Leaders Program & Ready for work Program Etha Kaltapas Internship Placement Priscilla Samson Ready for Business John Timothy Youth Services Drop in Jill Wai wokikik job Website Priscilla Samson Community Project Anita Samana 678 28182 678 678 678 678 678 18 - 35 Port Vila, Efate Lunganville, Santo Port Vila 18 - 35 Port Vila Port Vila Port Vila Port Vila 18 - 35 18 - 35 Gen- 18-35 13 DIRECTORY Office of the Public Prosecutor Key Contact Person Gregory J Takau( Senior Prosecutor) Contact Number Email Address Location Postal Address Aim and purpose: 22271 gtakau@vanuatu.gov.vu Joint Court Area, Port Vila PMB 9035 The aims and purpose of the Office of the Public Prosecutor are as follows; (a) to institute, prepare and conduct preliminary enquiries; and (b) to institute, prepare and conduct on behalf of the State, prosecutions for offences in any court; and (c) to institute, prepare and conduct, on behalf of the State appeals in any court in respect of prosecutions; and (d) to conduct, on behalf of the State as respondent, any appeal in any court in respect of prosecutions; and (e) if requested by the Attorney General to do so, to institute, prepare and conduct on behalf of the State, or be a party to, proceedings under legislation dealing with proceeds of crime, mutual assistance or extradition; and (f) to discontinue prosecutions regardless of who instituted them; and (g) if requested to do so, to give advice to members of the Vanuatu Police Force and any other investigators in relation to investigations, proposed prosecutions or prosecutions; and (h) to provide assistance in obtaining search warrants; and (i) to prosecute breaches of the Leadership Code [Cap.
240]; and (j) such other functions that are conferred on the Public Prosecutor by this Act or any other law.

Programs & Activities: The Office of the Public Prosecutor has its own awareness programs that the office has been conducting in the past years in secondary schools and sometimes during court tours in the remotes islands of Vanuatu.
We are also willing to participate in any programs, involving our office, as requested 14 DIRECTORY Transparency Vanuatu Name of Organization/ Association: Transparency Vanuatu Organization Acronym: (TV/ TIV) Location: Postal Address: Contact Numbers Fax: Email address: Pacific Apartments, Port Vila P.O Box 355, Port Vila 25715 25716 alacvanuatu@vanuatu.com.vu Key Contact Person: Kevin Valea Position: Youth/Media Coordinator Vision: The vision of Transparency Vanuatu is that Vanuatu be a place in which government, politics, Business, civil society and the daily lives of its people are free of corruption.
Mission: Our Mission is to stop corruption and promote transparency, accountability and integrity at all levels and across all sectors of our society.

Values: Our Core Values are: transparency, accountability, integrity, solidarity, courage, justice and democracy.

These Core Values are linked with the six values enshrined in our Constitution: Respect, Dedication, Justice, Honesty, Responsibility, and Concern.
Programs & Activities: The productions and distributions of civic educations (literacy curriculum) for all secondary questions.

Vanuatu National Integrity systems and various issues and challenges by various organizations including the government.

Advocating for freedom of information Bill The organizations conducting 100 workshops across the nations targeting all populations including remote people, women, youth, and disabled.
Lopping for the ratifications of the United Nations conventions against corruptions.

Media: Tune in to Capitol FM107 every Wednesday from 6:30 – 7:00pm to listen to our „Yumi Save Stopem Korapsen’ Show.

(continued on the next page) 15 DIRECTORY Transparency Vanuatu (cont) Facebook; https://www.facebook.com/transparency.vanuatu website; www.transparencyvanuatu.org We host the ALAC (Advocacy & Legal Advice Centre) where people who are the victims of corruptive practices can come in to lodge their complaint.
Services are free.

(Ph: 29008, fax:29009 ) We currently have a license to run the Duke of Edinburgh‟s International Award Program for young people.

VASANOC (Vanuatu Association of Sports And National Olympic Committee) Key Contact Person Henry Tavoa Position Contact Number Email Address Location Postal Address Vision: CEO 23230 vasanoc@vanuatu.com.vu ceo.vasanoc@vanuatu.com.vu sdo.vasanoc@vanuatu.com.vu 5th Andre Ballande Street P. O.
BOX 284 To actively and positively maximize the participation of Vanuatu in all aspects of “Olympics” towards the Olympic Games Programs & Activities: Promote development of Sports in Vanuatu Assist National Federation to develop and encourage participation in all levels Equip and train in Vanuatu to up skill their sport coaching and administration skills Provide Alternative Avenue for employment and engagement of youth in areas of sport 16 DIRECTORY Save the Children Vanuatu Name of Organization/ Association: Save the Children Vanuatu Organization Acronym Location: Contact Details: Phone Contact Postal Address: Fax: Email address: Key Contact Person Position (SCA) Korman, Port Vila Mr Tom Skirrow (Country Director) 22794,5551006 P.O Box 283, Port Vila 25214 Tom.skirrow@savethechildren.org.vu Tom Skirrow Country Director Vision of the Organization: Save the Children works for: A World which Respects and Values each Child A World which Listens to Children and Learns A World where all Children have hope and opportunity Purpose of the Organization: Save the Children aims to ensure that children regardless of race, country of origin or religious beliefs have the means for survival, receive protection and have access to nutrition, primary health and basic education Program implemented: Health Village Health Worker Program STARS Health Program and IZA Education Early Childhood Program Humanitarian Response Education in Emergency Child Protection Child Rights & Protection Program Construction Constructing/Renovation of Aid Post, Pre School and Youth Friendly Spaces (continued on the next page) 17 DIRECTORY Save the Children Vanuatu (cont) Note: STARS Health Program: stands for Strengthening Adolescent Reproductive and Sexual Health Program It was combination of the previous projects such as YOP, IZA, Social Condom Marketing, Peer Education, etc Overall goal of the STARS program To reduce Sexually Transmitted Infections [STI] prevalence and unwanted pregnancies among young people aged 10-29 in Vanuatu.
Objectives of the Program: 1) To increase to quality Youth Friendly Services spaces to ensure STI/Family Planning services are Accessible to Young People 2) To equip Young People skills that support safe behaviour and their broader well-being and mobilizing Community support for this by facilitating community dialogue and collective action that promoting young People well- Being including SRH 3) To support Young People aged 10-29, to develop the capabilities and confidence in Life Skills Activities implemented: 1) Advocacy on information to Youths on Child Rights and child protection 2) Advocacy on Sexual Reproductive Health Information‟s 3) Peer Education program and market sales of Score Condom 4) Training Youths in life Skill activities and setting up their live hood businesses 18 DIRECTORY Vanuatu Red Cross Society Name of Organization/ Association: Organization Acronym: Vanuatu Red Cross Society (VRCS) Location: Postal Address: Contact Numbers Fax: Email address: Key Contact Person: Position: No 2 Area, Port Vila, P.O.BOX 618 Port Vila 678 27418 7740556 ( Xavier Kal Willy) 22599 redcross@vanuatu.com.vu youthlfp.redcross@gmail.com Xavier Kal Willy Communication & Youth Program Officer Aim and purpose: To stop discrimination and improve people‟s lives.
Programs & Activities: Health- Giving remote communities skills and equipment for better health outcomes Community-based First aid Water sanitation and Hygiene First AId training and services Disaster - Giving communities skills to reduce and respond to disaster risks.

Disaster risk reduction Disaster preparedness and response Climate change.

Youth &Humanitarian Values Building a foundation of social inclusion and supporting youth leadership.
Empress spoken youth project Law and fundamental Principles 19 DIRECTORY OXFAM Name of Organization/ Association: Location: Contact Details: Oxfam Numbatri, Elluk Road, Port Vila 26930 Mobile: Postal Address: Fax: Email address Key Contact Person Position Aims and purpose: 5398829 PO Box 307 25786 alexm@oxfam.org.au Alex Mathieson Country Director Goal: The people of Vanuatu, and especially women and young people, are able to engage in decisions that affect them, hold others to account, live free from violence and are able to protect and develop their livelihoods and assets from climate change, disasters and economic shocks Ways of working: Oxfam is a convener and broker (of networks, relationships and engagement), capacity builder and strategic funder working with partners and allies to create change in national and local government, donor agencies, multilaterals, private sector, INGO‟s and national and local civil society.
Programs & Activities: 2 key programs: Governance, Leadership and Accountability (GLA) Building a strong civil society sector for better governance, accountability and more effective program delivery in Vanuatu.

Building Resilience Building resilience to the impacts of climate change, disasters and economic shocks.
In terms of direct youth focused work inside these programs we provide funding and capacity support to a couple of youth focused organizations notably: Wan Smol Bag, Youth Challenge Vanuatu and Vanuatu Rural Development Training Centres Association.
20 DIRECTORY Department of Women’s Affairs Name of Organization/ Association: Organization Acronym Department of Women‟s Affairs (DWA) Port Vila PMB 9091 250099 / 25920 26353 dkenneth@vanuatu.gov.vu Dorosday Kenneth Watson Director Location: Postal Address: Contact Details: Fax Email address: Key Contact Person: Position: Vision: Equality for All Mission: To ensure that all aspects of the work of the Department of Women‟s Affairs seek to advance the status of Vanuatu women and enhance their lives through policy formulation and coordinate and implementation of action plans and working in strategic partnership.
Values: Working in Partnership with Government, Non-Government Organisations (NGOs) for Equality Objectives 1.

To mainstream a gender perspective in all Government policy development and implementation to achieve gender equality.

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To create equal access to participation and decision- making for women, children and People Living with disabilities in the social, political and economic life of the nation.

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To undertake integrated measures to eliminate all forms of violence against women.
To ensure the effective operational management of the Department of Women‟s Affairs to better achieve its Mission, Vision & Objectives through improved physical, human and financial resources and infrastructure.
(continued on the next page) 21 DIRECTORY Department of Women’s Affairs (Cont) Programs & Activities: Support Special events campaigns:  International Women‟s Day – 8th March  National Women‟s Day 10th May  Kindy Day 12th June ,  VANWODS Day 17th July  Children‟s Day 24th July ,  Rural women‟s Day 15th October  International Disability Day 5th December  16 Days of Activism 25th November Key Programs GBV Program Children‟s Program CRC Training Governance Program Gender Disability Program CRDP Training Human Rights Economic Empowerment Program.
Gender and Election Workshop with Political parties and women‟s wings Family Protection Act Workshop (Provide training for the approved Authorized Person (APs) and Registered Counsellors) Child Protection Workshop 22 DIRECTORY Department of Correctional Services Name of Organization/ Association: Department of Correctional Services Organization Acronym Location Postal Address : Contact Details: Fax Email address: Key Contact Person: Position: Aims and purpose: (DCS) Port Vila P O Box: 3082 23263 / 23275 23281 dtavoa@vanuatu.gov.vu Daniel Tavoa Probation Manger The aim and purpose of my organization is to rehabilitate and re integrate offenders (male/ female) back to their communities after serving a term of imprisonment.
The organization has a main core value which is RESPECT.

This core value up holds the work of the organizations, staffs and detainees within the department of correctional services.

The Department also promotes custom values as re integrative needs of the offender in his or her community.

Programs & Activities: Offenders carried out numerous programs while in the correctional centre.

These programs includes; Carpentry, Catering, Agriculture, Literacy and Bible studies.
Other programs like art work, sewing and other life skills trainings are included as programs given to the detainees.

Other programs such as the TVET strengthening programs in the communities are also beneficial to the offenders who however enrol themselves in.

For community based sentence, awareness programs are provided to help offenders re direct themselves to a better beginning of their liveS after serving sentences or they are awarded second chances to change their behaviour.
This program is available through the Wan Smol Bag organization 23 DIRECTORY Vanuatu Women’s Centre Name of Organization/ Association: Vanuatu Women‟s Centre Date it began Location: Contact Details: Email address Phone numbers: Postal Address: Fax: Key Contact Person Position Vision 02 SEPTEMBER 1992 Main centre in Port-Vila, Merilyn R. Tahi, Coordinator vwnc@vanuatu.com.vu (678) 25764 / 24000 PO.Box 1358, Port-Vila, Vanuat; (street ad- dress: Rue D‟Anjou, Nambatu, Vila) 678 22478 Merilyn R. Tahi Coordinator VWC‟s program goal is to eliminate violence against women and children throughout Vanuatu.
This has always been VWC‟s long-term vision.

While it is acknowledged that this goal cannot be achieved within a 4-year time-frame, VWC is strongly committed to this goal which is aligned with national, regional and international commitments.

The expected long-term outcome is effective prevention and response to violence against women and children.

Introduction The Vanuatu Women‟s Centre (VWC) is an independent civil society organization (CSO) established in 1992.
VWC‟s national network includes the main centre in Port Vila, 3 Branches, a vibrant rural network of 41 Committees Against Violence Against Women (CAVAWs) and a national network of male advocates trained by VWC‟s program.

The 3 Branches are: Sanma Counselling Centre (SCC), Tafea Counselling Centre (TCC), and Torba Counselling Centre (ToCC).

VWC‟s Program Against Violence Against Women is funded by AusAID.
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A g e g r o u p 25 DIRECTORY Vanuatu Family Health Care Name of Organization/ Association: Vanuatu Family Health Association Organization Acronym: Location : Postal Address: Email address: Phone numbers: Fax Key Contact Person Position Vision: VFHA Port Vila PMB 9065 vfha@vanuatu.com.vu vfha_prgm@vanuatu.com.vu 22140 24627 Arnold Bani Program Manager We are committed to contribute to a society where people enjoy good health and easy access to quality sexual and reproductive health services and information.
The association works to disseminate services and information's to improve RH/FP in Vanuatu for families and particularly to young people, women and men and to the marginalized Youth (groups) Objectives:  To mount campaigns to stimulate and encourage both the government and the private sectors to have greater awareness of population problems in Vanuatu and solicit greater support for family planning ,HIV/ Aids, reproductive and sexual health & rights.
 To strive to advance the family planning movement among underserved population by addressing through information, advocacy and services, their unmet needs and demand for family planning, sexual and reproductive health  To educate the Youth on Reproductive health issues and they will start to care about their lives Programmatic areas: (5 As) Adolescents & Youths Reproductive Health and Development (AHD) AIDS and other Sexually Transmissible Infections (STIs) Abortion: Prevention of unsafe Abortion and provision of abortion complication care Access to quality Reproductive health clinic services Advocacy for reproductive health rights (continued on the next page) 26 DIRECTORY Vanuatu Family Health Care (cont) Activities Facilitations of Sexual Reproductive Health (SRH) Workshops to marginalized youths in the communities We organize Focus group discussions of SRH We train Peer educators.
The peer educators provide peer education on SRH Providing Family Planning & Counselling Provide Free Toll line counselling on SRH Issues Awareness at Schools, Churches and Communities in rural communities on SRH, AIDs/ STI , Weekly Radio Program on SRH and other issues affecting young people today Correctional Centre Program SRH, STI,HIV We also have two clinics operating in Port Vila and Luganville that provides; Some SRH services including counselling Provide Family Planning Services and counselling HIV/AIDS testing & Counselling STIs testing/treatment & counselling Pap smear tests Medical check ups Support for Sexual assault & rapes cases Other health conditions We also have 10 project sites throughout Vanuatu that are have each a coordinator.
They provide awareness on SRH and distribute free condoms.

They also provide Some resource materials at the youth centres and some documentaries for youth on SRH We also have a small library of resources on SRH and we assist students who are doing their research on issues relating to SRH issues.

We also have students from APTC attached with VFHA every year.
27 DIRECTORY Pakaroa Comforters singers Key contact Person Contact Number Address Location Aims and purpose Willie Magikon( Group Leader) 5689645/7771878 Agathis Area, Port Vila Port Vila Preaching the gospel through music to the young and old alike Programs & Activities: Release albums and DVD‟s, Visitation to Correctional centres, hospitals and communities, special programs for children.

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