It has been four years since the Mother and Baby Programme first launched in Malawi and Zambia. Check out the new video to see what we have achieved.Read more
As part of the Commonwealth Day celebration in March, The Order of St John Grand Prior, HRH Prince Richard, Duke of Gloucester visited St John in Malawi to see their health projects.Read more
On Monday 23 April, a van plowed into innocent victims walking along the public streets in Toronto, Canada, killing 10 people and injuring another 14 people.Read more
Starting the year with some good news as the St John Mother and Baby Programme running in sub Saharan Africa has received two new grants.Read more
On 15 October, The St John Ambulance Brigade in Hong Kong held a gala dinner in effort to raise funds for projects run by other St John Associations worldwide.Read more
At the end of November, St John Guyana received a portable defibrillator when Ambassador of the Sovereign Order of Malta, Viscount Roland de Rosiere visited.Read more
The Government of the City of Vienna is supporting St John Zambia’s Mother and Baby Programme through a development grant.Read more
The long wait is finally over - St John Zimbabwe are happy to announce their new maternity waiting centre in Mount Hampden is completed and has officially opened!Read more
On 27 and 28 May, the Lord Prior and his wife (Sir Malcolm and Lady Ross) the Sub Prior (Mr John Mah) and the Prior of Scotland and his wife (Major General Mark and Sue Strudwick), along with the St John Scotland Executive Director (Angus Loudon) paid a short visit to St John Malawi.Read more
During the pilgrimage season to Sri Pada, the Colombo Central Unit of St John Ambulance Sri Lanka set up several first aid and medical camps.Read more
St John International is celebrating after receiving a £2,500 gift from The Patron’s Fund, the charitable fund set up to acknowledge the work of the charitable organisations for which Her Majesty, The Queen acts as a Patron, on the occasion of her 90th birthday.Read more
By the time Alice was 34 years old, she had five pregnancies of which three babies had died. During her most recent pregnancy, Alice was visited by St John Malawi volunteers who were providing support to households for healthy motherhood.Read more