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  • St John Zimbabwe new maternity waiting centre

    The long wait is finally over – St John Zimbabwe is happy to announce their new maternity waiting centre in Mount Hampden is completed and has officially opened!

  • St John Scotland visits Malawi

    Following their attendance at Grand Council in South Africa, 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), accompanied by the St John Scotland Executive Director (Angus Loudon) paid a short visit to St John Malawi on 27 and 28 May 2017.

  • Providing first aid for pilgrims in Sri Lanka

    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 with the cooperation of teachers from Western Province Education Ministry and nurses from the Colombo National Hospital in late February.

  • St John International celebrates gift from the Patron’s Fund

    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.

  • Helping Alice to become a mother of a healthy child

    Alice is from rural Malawi, and by the time she was 34 years old she had five pregnancies. Three of her babies died at birth.

  • Healthcare on wheels: St John in Malaysia launches new mobile outreach clinic

    Volunteers of St John Ambulance Malaysia – Kawasan Selangor Selatan (SJAM KSS) branch are reaching out to villagers of Kampung Orang Asli Kachau Luar and Kampung Orang Asli Kachau Dalam in Semenyih through a mobile outreach clinic programme.

  • Reaching out to families affected by jigger fleas in Kenya

    St John Ambulance volunteers in Kenya are continuing their efforts in reaching out to families in places such as Shinyalu where households have been infested by jigger fleas.

  • Saving lives for the past 30 years in Malta

    For the past 30 years, the St John Rescue Corps (SJRC) in Malta has been the only one of its kind worldwide, providing a uniformed voluntary corps of organised and fully trained volunteers to carry out various rescue operations and first aid efficiently in support of the constituted authorities of the Maltese Islands.