Kundiawa CHW graduates complete first community-based training program
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- Thirty-five Community Health Worker students graduated in Kundiawa after completing Chimbu’s first community-based training program.
- The graduates completed the “Live and Work with the Community” course at Mauberema Conservation Centre in Tabare LLG, Sinasina Yongomugl District.
Thirty-five Community Health Worker students have graduated after completing Chimbu’s first “Live and Work with the Community” training program.
The graduates received their certificates on Thursday, 3 September 2026, at Mauberema Conservation Centre in Tabare LLG, Sinasina Yongomugl District.
The program trained the students through a community-based approach, preparing them to live and work alongside the communities they will serve. The graduation marked the completion of the first course of its kind in Chimbu.
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