Some months ago we were approached by the Dutch Development organisation CINOP who have asked us to send two volunteers to Tegbareid...

I have just returned from a week in Fort Portal, Uganda, training student nurses in their final year on the care and use of medical...

Two of our students talking about the Amalthea Trust's contribution to their Biomedical Engineering training at Kyambogo University,...

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...

The Amalthea Trust has been asked to make use of our volunteers in training nurses and midwives in the correct use and care of frequently...

This time next week, our volunteer engineers will be heading out to Uganda again to mark the start of the autumn half of this year's...

Steven Daglish has flown out to Uganda with the first of our volunteers, Andy Collins, to teach the Biomedical Electronics module. Andy...

On Sunday, our Project Manager, Steven, flew out to Uganda to begin our new term at Kyambogo University. It’s thanks to people like...

In October, fellow trustee, Martin Worster, and I visited Uganda to see how the Kyambogo University Biomedical Engineering course was...

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...

This has been the 4th week of our current 5 week training session at Kyambogo University and we have had plenty of visitors come along to...

At the University this week, we have been working on the students’ group projects, witnessing their problem solving abilities and helping th