Our work

Strengthening procurement in the Pacific

Two men in colourful shirts and nametags work together to assemble a wheelchair.

Expanding services and supporting students

Two hands wearing gloves shake underneath a globe showing australia and the Pacific islands.

COVID crisis unfolding in the Pacific

Illustration of a woman checking her foot with the Solomon Islands flag in the background.

Equitable access for diabetic foot care

Almah, in NOPS uniform and using a lower limb prosthesis, sits on a bench under a verandah with three other people who are all using walking aids and/or prosthetic lower limbs. All are smiling for the camera.

A long road to deliver services: Outreach in Papua New Guinea

Learning together: Piloting the mentoring programme

Three participants prepare materials for a foot wound treatment practice session.

Success for first online diabetic foot care training

Mosese fitting a below knee prosthesis with a service user. Both are wearing masks.

Fiji Prosthetic and Orthotic Service Review

9 people, some sitting and some standing, are outside in the shade smiling at the camera. One man is using a wheelchair and a woman in the centre is using a lower-limb prosthesis.

Travelling land and sea: Outreach in Papua New Guinea

Pacific Rehabilitation and Assistive Technology Association

A man and a woman take a selfie. They are wearing facemasks and sat at a desk, socially distanced to work.

Combating COVID-19 in the Pacific

Pacific profiles: Almah Kuambu

Sharon Juvia, Orthotist, working on laptop with Motivation Australia DFC online training.

Training health professionals remotely

A woman in a service uniform high fives another woman in casual clothes over a workbench.

Mentoring program: Be a mentee

Violet stands in colourful shirt and shorts, using crutches to help her stand with her first prosthesis. Her mother sits behind her. Both are smiling brightly.

First prosthesis brings new opportunities

A group of five women help fit a young girl with a new wheelchair.

Voices from the field during COVID-19

A hand under UV light shown to be clean.

The video was originally used in a larger presentation for our partners in Pacific countries who are managing diabetic foot wounds, as part of our Solomon Islands Diabetic Foot Management project. Since the world turned upside down in March, many…

CBR volunteer looks closely at a woman's eye as he prepares some paperwork.

PNG Inclusive Communities Project

This project is being implemented by the Callan Vanimo Inclusive Education Resource Centre (IERC) with the support of Callan Services for Persons with Disabilities National Unit (CSNU) and Mary MacKillop Today. Together, project partners aim to raise awareness of the…

A man using a new wheelchair sits outside in the shade of green plants, he smiles widely and gives a big thumbs up to the camera.

Remote communities reached in PNG highlands

The township of Kompiam is located in the beautiful, extremely remote PNG highlands. Due to the high costs associated to get there, including flights for staff and boat transport for equipment (you cannot drive due to the dense jungle), NOPS…

Strengthening procurement in the Pacific

Triumphant return to Fiji

Expanding services and supporting students

COVID crisis unfolding in the Pacific

Equitable access for diabetic foot care

A long road to deliver services: Outreach in Papua New Guinea

Learning together: Piloting the mentoring programme

Success for first online diabetic foot care training

Fiji Prosthetic and Orthotic Service Review

Travelling land and sea: Outreach in Papua New Guinea

Pacific Rehabilitation and Assistive Technology Association

Combating COVID-19 in the Pacific

Pacific profiles: Almah Kuambu

Training health professionals remotely

Mentoring program: Be a mentee

First prosthesis brings new opportunities

Voices from the field during COVID-19

Video: Handwashing

PNG Inclusive Communities Project

Remote communities reached in PNG highlands