We wish the team well for their deployment, and would like to thank them for their great work providing life changing surgeries in Sudan.

For this project we supplied equipment needed for their latest vascular surgery mission to Sudan, including a variety of gifts in kind, with a large selection of high quality surgical instruments, as well as a biomedical engineering course (building capacity for the long-term).

We are delighted to be supporting @Ethar_Relief in their work in Sudan, with their deployment to the region starting this October. It was a privilege for our CEO, Tim Beacon, to meet Ethar Relief’s COO, Saeed Abdelrahman, to deliver the equipment.

With our training programme for students across the globe, we’re proud to play a part in developing the biomedical engineers of tomorrow, and we welcome our latest students as they begin their journeys with us.

It’s a combination of online education and relevant high quality resources designed to give our students the theoretical knowledge, practical skills, and resources to make a real difference in the healthcare environments they serve, directly impacting patient care.

Our biomedical engineering students can study online, from wherever they are in the world, while receiving the practical resources they need to support their learning and practise.

This is what global learning looks like. A package delivered to a student, inside is the start of a biomedical engineering journey.

This includes this specialist instrument set provision to support women’s health, alongside many other initiatives. We are grateful to all the charities and organisations who fund these incredible projects.

We are so pleased that they will be used to help treat women in the area, dramatically transforming their lives. All of us at Medical Aid International are really proud of the work we have done over so many years.

One of our recent shipments was funded by the Fistula Foundation and FIGO, who provided a donation of multiple fistula sets. Our CEO has been visiting Uganda and so was able to personally oversee these donations.

We are delighted to have the privilege of working with a wide variety of organisations who are supporting and addressing the vital need for fistula care in low resource environments.

It will be great to see the positive impact this equipment (alongside the three biomedical engineering courses we have sent) will have on patient care through capacity building, and we look forward to supporting the hospital, and many more like it, for years to come.

This load contains equipment for the wards, operating room, and ophthalmic unit, with patient monitors, pulse oximeters, oxygen concentrators, as well as suction machines, and a surgical diathermy machine/ESU.

We are pleased to be able to support so many hospitals around the world with much needed medical equipment. This latest shipment is to a hospital in Madagascar which we have been working with for a number of years, and have previously supplied with numerous shipments.

Our thanks to all those who were involved in organising such a great event, and to everyone in attendance.

He was so pleased to be able to meet with such an interesting and wide-ranging group of people, as well as to have the opportunity to share more about our work as an organisation. It was also great to listen to and learn from others at the meeting.

Tim Beacon, CEO of Medical Aid International, was delighted to be able to attend the Uganda-UK Business and Community Partnerships for Humanity Dialogue Meeting early last week.

We are delighted to welcome the latest enrollees of our online biomedical engineering programme! Both have been equipped with resources to have an impact at their hospital, including a professional toolkit, textbooks, workplace attire, and a digital library of service manuals.

This combination of equipment and local biomedical engineering capacity makes a huge difference to patient care, and we are pleased to be able to support the ongoing efforts in the region.

The local team have also really appreciated the biomedical engineering training programme we supplied. They recognise the enormous long-term impact this can have, developing the local skills needed to maintain, repair, and keep the equipment working for years to come.