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    Vanuatu is advancing efforts to promote greater inclusion for people with disabilities

    “During a recent National Disability Committee meeting, ambitious plans to enhance disability inclusion were revealed.”

    PORT VILA: JUNE 14, 2024 The National Disability Committee (NDC) met at Tamanu on the Beach Resort in Port Vila, Vanuatu from June 10th to June 14th, 2024.

    Australia supports research to strengthen Vanuatu justice sector crisis preparedness

    Minister of Justice and Community Services (MJCS), the Hon John Amos launched the report today with Acting Australian High Commissioner Jon Philp.

    Minister unveils new Australia supported research and guidance to enhance sector’s crisis preparedness, response and recovery service delivery and coordination.

    Ministry of Justice and Community Services and Vanuatu Society for People with Disability Partner with Shefa Health for Outreach in Health Zones 3 and 4

    PORT VILA, 30 MAY: In a collaborative effort aimed at improving accessibility and services for persons with disabilities, the Ministry of Justice and Community Services (MJCS) and the Vanuatu Society for People with Disability (VSPD) have joined forces with the Shefa Health team for an outreach initiative in Shefa health zones 3 and 4.

    Public Service and Ministry of Justice and Community Services visit USP Pacific TAFE, Laucala and Leadership Fiji

    The University of the South Pacific Pacific TAFE and Leadership Fiji recently welcomed the Vanuatu Institute of Public Administration and Management (VIPAM) and Ministry of Justice and Community Services (MJCS) delegation to Suva, Fiji.

    South Epi receives first state Minister after 43 years

     

    “Empowerment of rural women and girls the priority as Justice Ministry launched community awareness program”

    The Ministry of Justice and Community Services (MJCS) has launched a community engagement program focused on empowering rural women and girls in South Epi. Led by the Honourable Minister of Justice and Community Services, John Amos Nalau, this initiative is historic as it marks the first time in 43 years of independence that a state Minister has visited the South Epi area.

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