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ALSG aims to save lives by providing training and will consider collaborations and partnerships with organisations that hold the same objectives. Drop us an email to the relevant address below and we'll be in touch to discuss how best to approach your idea.
Maternal and Childhealth Advocacy International (MCAI) has a 20 year track record of saving and improving the lives of babies, children, and pregnant women and adolescent girls in some of the world’s most troubles countries. We work in partnership with MCAI to develop and deliver a Strengthening Emergency Health Care (SEC) programme in low-income countries (currently Liberia and The Gambia). Click here to read more...
Our Strengthening Emergency Health Care Programme aims to overcome the many barriers faced by women, children and infants when seeking appropriate and timely care and takes a practical rights-based approach to health care. The SEC programme involves training different types of health workers in the emergency management of babies, children, and pregnant women, renovating and refurbishing health facilities, providing medical equipment, supplies and emergency medicines and organising transport systems to take seriously ill patients to health facilities.
Please click here for information on the courses included in this programme. Also visit MCAI to read more about MCAI’s innovative project to provide free of charge a comprehensive textbook and practical pocketbooks in the hospital care of maternal, child and neonatal health, to front-line health workers in low resource settings. Buying these books helps to fund this not-for-profit project.
We have worked with the military in the UK to adapt our existing paediatric courses to fulfil the training needs of those deployed to Afghanistan. The MIMMS course is also predeployment training.
We have worked alongside the Royal College of Paediatrics and Childhealth (RCPCH) and the NSPCC to develop and implement two training programmes in child protection for trainees in paediatrics, emergency medicine and general practice: Child Protection Recognition and Response (CPRR) and Child Protection in Practice (CPIP). Click here to read more...
The CPRR course has also been adapted for the training of specialist paediatric dentists. This adaptation has been carried out in collaboration with the original three partners and the British Society of Paediatric Dentistry.
ALSG have a series of standard course programmes that have been developed to fulfil identified training needs. We recognise that these may not always match your requirements and therefore the following options are also available.
Bespoke training
We can adapt our existing courses for particular groups to ensure that the course fulfils the training needs more exactly. To learn more about this email bespoke@alsg.org.
On-line / E-learning packages
ALSG has an in-house Learning Technologies team specialising in the development of e-learning. We can adapt our existing e-learning packages to meet the training needs of particular groups or develop new e-learning packages if required. To learn more about this email elearning@alsg.org.
Unique packages
If you need a unique package developing, we may be able to help. We have 26 years’ experience in the development of blended learning packages to suit a wide range of training needs. To find out more about how we could work together please send us an email to develop@alsg.org.
Existing partnerships
We have worked with the medical team at Manchester United Football Club to adapt the MIMMS and PHPLS courses to be delivered to medical responders in the stadium setting.
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Maternal and Childhealth Advocacy International (MCAI) has a 20 year track record of saving and improving the lives of babies, children, and pregnant women and adolescent girls in some of the world’s most troubles countries. We work in partnership with MCAI to develop and deliver a Strengthening Emergency Health Care (SEC) programme in low-income countries (currently Liberia and The Gambia). Click here to read more...
We have worked alongside the Royal College of Paediatrics and Childhealth (RCPCH) and the NSPCC to develop and implement two training programmes in child protection for trainees in paediatrics, emergency medicine and general practice: Child Protection Recognition and Response (CPRR) and Child Protection in Practice (CPIP). Click here to read more...