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Yumi Lukautim Mosbi
The YLM Report is a eight part documentary series produced by Stephen Rae for the Urban Safety under Law and Justice Sector (DFAT funded) and NCDC. A contemporary snapshot of Port Moresby through the impacts of social programs, involving Youth employment and Training schemes, Women Empowerment and Domestic Violence and Safety Issues in Port Moresby. We look at the ways Government, Church, community groups plus Private Enterprise work together through the YLM Program. The TV series was broadcast on EMTV, Kundu 2 and 22 nations throughout the South Pacific. Here is a collection of some of the Stories and TV Commercials from the TV Program. For all the videos go to the YLM Site www.yumilukautimmosbi.org.pg
Producer Director Stephen Rae
YLM Report Opener
Intro and Info on Port Moresby, Girls Guides Hostel, Women Safety, British High Commission, Rotarians.
YLM NEWS DESK
All the happennings of YLM in Port Moresby. Featured in every TV program
YLM Youth Training
Girls get a chance to go vocational college, on the road to employment
Bus Stop Safety Music Video
Danger at every Bus stop, crime at its peak. make our travel safer is the message
Private Enterprise involved with taking YLM Participants fro On the Job Training
Meri Safe Place
A place of refuge for women under the threat of violence
Airlines PNG (YLM) TV Commercial
Corporate responsibility inspired by YLM ​​
YLM Safe Hous
The Church, Govt, Private Entreprise combine to create a safe place and Hotleline for women to call when under the threat of Violence
YLM, Protection of Women
Private Entreprize joins YLM to help stop the Voilence Against Women
YLM Vocational Centres.
YLM Particapants start training, a new year a new hope
YLM, Bus stop safety program
Crime is out of control, bus stops are a dangerous place. The efforts of Yumi Lukatuim Mosbi to make them safe.
Digicel/ G4S/ CPL Kwila Insurance TV Commercials for YLM
A creation of a safe phone hotline for women under threat of violence in Papua New Guinea. 3 of 17 produced