COVID-19 Series: Blog 6
7th July 2020/ By Digital Comms
In this blog, Thet describes his experiences of COVID-19 lock down. Thet writes as a member of the Myanmar diaspora community living in the East of England.
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COVID-19 Series: Blog 5
24th June 2020/ By Digital Comms
Written by CGHP Director, Evelyn Brealey. This blog explores the communication app WhatsApp and the role it has to play in health partnerships. Her blog highlights the value of such communication tools, and the profound displays of humility and solidarity which she has seen during the pandemic.
COVID-19 Series: Blog 4
29th May 2020/ By Digital Comms
Written by Ugandan partner, Ronald Onegwa. He talks to us about his experiences of COVID-19 so far, and how the partnership has been supporting.
COVID-19 Series: Blog 3
7th May 2020/ By Digital Comms
Funding for immediate impact and long-term benefits – A look at charitable fundraising during COVID-19 By CGHP Development Lead, Kristijan Marinkovic Abstract: Because of the COVID-19 pandemic and response, many charities might struggle to secure funding in the short term, while others might receive more donations than usual to support their front-line work. In both …
Week 7
9th January 2020/ By Digital Comms
Another busy week for the volunteers in the run up to the Christmas break.
Week 6
20th December 2019/ By Digital Comms
Sam writes this week’s update blog from the long term volunteers in Yangon.
Week 5
20th December 2019/ By Digital Comms
Another great week! Teaching, nursing life and weddings in Yangon.
Week 4
11th December 2019/ By Digital Comms
A busy week for the LTVs. The team collect data, complete their first training session and attend an IGH presentation.
Week 2 – Part 2
14th November 2019/ By Digital Comms
This is the second part of week 2 for the volunteers in Yangon.
Week 2
7th November 2019/ By Digital Comms
Week 2 in Yangon. Its objective finalising and a trip to Bagan for the volunteers.
Week 1
1st November 2019/ By Digital Comms
This blog is written by long term volunteers Sam Coleman, Caroline Kelly and Robyn Winters. Sam and Caroline are both Physiotherapists and Robyn is a Nurse, all based at Cambridge University Hospitals. They will be spending 3-6 months in Yangon, Myanmar, as part of the Cambridge-Yangon Trauma Intervention Project.
Concluding
19th April 2019/ By Digital Comms
Livi reflects on their time in Yangon in this final concluding blog.