What Does it Mean to be a Humanitarian Health Worker?
18th August 2023
World Humanitarian Day commemorates the hard work and dedication of those who deliver aid around the world....
Member Voices
How to Prepare for a Crisis
17th August 2023
Hostile Environment Awareness Training (HEAT) is a simulation to prepare humanitarians for deployment to conflict and disaster zones across the globe....
UK-Med’s Engagement Event for Members
8th August 2023
Over the last few years UK-Med has seen a rapid expansion in our breadth of programmes – including being the world’s biggest responder to Covid-19, then establishing our first long-term country programme in Ukraine. ...
The Challenges of Winter Are Over, But the War is Absolutely Not
13th July 2023
When a team within UK-Med first began considering the value of convening a conference, it immediately became apparent that it could only be held in Ukraine. ...
FCDO Visit to IDP Camps in Malawi
10th July 2023
When Malawi was hit by the record-breaking Cyclone Freddy in February 2023, UK-Med (representing the UK as its Emergency Medical Team) responded by creating mobile medical clinics in the camps created for Internally Displaced People who'd lost their homes. ...
A Small Team Can Make a Big Difference
28th May 2023
When Malawi was hit by the record-breaking Cyclone Freddy in February 2023, UK-Med (representing the UK as its Emergency Medical Team) responded by creating mobile medical clinics in the camps created for Internally Displaced People who'd lost their homes. ...
Update from Lviv – Matilda’s story
5th May 2023
UK-Med's founder and Chair of the Board, Professor Tony Redmond OBE, is on his way to Ukraine where he’ll be visiting our extensive programming over the next two weeks....
A Proud Legacy in Lilongwe, Malawi
4th May 2023
Of all my UK-Med deployments, designing, building and running the Lilongwe Cholera Treatment Centre has been the most impactful and rewarding work I’ve been involved with. I'm so proud of what we've achieved. ...
Meet our Beirut academic: serving communities in Syria
20th April 2023
From her home in Beirut, Assistant Professor Diana Maddah is working with people in northwest Syria, following the devastating earthquakes in February. UK-Med have team members all over the world, and Diana has been with us for more than two years. ...
Our fearless women driving equity in healthcare
8th March 2023
We’re proud of all the UK-Med women who provide vital healthcare to men, women and children across the world. Whether as medics on the ground or support staff in the UK, our whole team plays such a vital role in helping millions of people every...