SPL is well aware of our social responsibilities. We are committed to sharing knowledge and experience/expertise to improve health standards of Papua New Guinea. 

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SPL collaborates with UNICEF and the National Department of Health to establish Nu-Armour R1 system in areas with no reliable power supply. The initiative is aimed to reduce neonatal and port-partum mortality and morbidity rate, and promote and maintain effective immunisation coverage.

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SPL collaborates with The University of Papua New Guinea, School of Pharmacy, to improve medication adherence. 

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SPL also supports and sponsors Methodist Medical Missionary team from Australia to carry out their medical missionary in Papua New Guinea.