Martin Worster, our Programme Director, has recently returned from a short visit to Kyambogo University in the expert company of Ray...

September/October in 2018 saw a team of 6 volunteers head out to Kyambogo University in order to deliver the Autumn semester of practical...

We would like to take this opportunity to wish all of our partner organisations and volunteers a very Happy New Year. We hope that 2019...

This week our Programme Manager, Jas Bilkhu, will be flying out to Uganda once again with a team of volunteers for the start of the...

Two of our most experienced volunteers are getting ready to fly out to Ethiopia for the second installment of the Amalthea Trust'a...

The Trust was represented at the 3 day Global Health Forum in Geneva last week by Martin Worster, who also attended the annual meeting of...

Martin Worster, our Programme Director, has just returned from a visit to Uganda where he has been discussing a number of exciting new...

We hope that the coming year will be a good one for one and all, and with some interesting new projects in the pipeline there should be...

This semester Jas taught the first topics, Electrical Safety Testing and Management of Medical Devices, himself as the relevant volunteer...

Tuesday September 19th saw a group of our volunteers joining us and some of the Hilditch Engineers for our Annual Volunteer's...

Ray Emslie returned from Addis Ababa on 11th August after completing the second two-week stint at the Training-of-Trainers Programme at...

Martin Worster joined BBC Radio West yesterday evening for a brief account of the work of the Amalthea Trust. It was part of a series of...

Last week Martin flew to Uganda to represent the Amalthea Trust at the very first National Biomedical Engineering Conference to be held...

On 11th December last year Mike Hilditch and Martin Worster flew to Paris to attend the above conference called by THET and HUMATEM to...

Another email from a student updating us on great progress being made.

The Amalthea Trust was delighted to receive an email from one of our recent graduates informing us that...