Health
Focusing on our nations’ most prevalent health issues.
All those involved in health links recognise that the solutions to many of the world's health problems are already in the world today, found and put into practice not by academics, governments and aid agencies working in isolated buildings, but by communities working to survive.
From collaborating closely on COVID-19, training health professionals in medical colleges, to facilitating the exchange of medical information between universities, and from assisting in HIV/AIDS prevention in clinics to supporting community-based medicine in the rural areas, at every stage and at every level Scots and Malawians are working together to improve health outcomes.
A partnership for global health
Working in collaboration with the NHS Scotland Global Citizenship Programme, we host a Health Forum which brings together healthcare professionals and NGOs engaged in health work, connecting with our partners in Malawi and the governments of Malawi, Scotland and the UK. All our welcome to be a part of this forum.
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Members involved with this area
Here's a selection of Scotland Malawi Partnership members who are actively working on projects in this focus area.
Donald Osborne
Individual
Jeremy Bagg
Individual
The AMECA Trust
Organisation
Inverness High School
School
Chris Hegarty
Organisation
Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow
Organisation
Ray French
Individual
Leah Tronel
Individual
Megan Jamieson
Youth (under 25 years old)
Norah Chiwaula McLintock
Individual
Effie Mpakati Gama
Individual
Lauren Amy Webster
Individual
Niamh Cooper
Youth (under 25 years old)
Christopher Carlon
Individual
Kenneth Allen
Individual