Faculty of Disaster Medicine
The flagship UK programme built in partnership with the NAPC, UKHSA and RCSEd. Sixteen training modules delivered as a 'train the trainers' curriculum through partner universities in India and Nepal.
Our work
Programmes
Three decades of programmes combining humanitarian aid, clinical capacity-building and long-term recovery in South Asia.
Timeline of Disaster Medicine Faculty Development
Between 2015 and 2019, nine pilot training-of-trainers courses were run across Pune, Chennai, Delhi, Kochi and Madurai - testing ten course modules and eight disaster-medicine consultation meetings.
Covid-19 Pandemic Support
Pandemic response training in Chennai and Pune, cloth-mask distribution for low-income communities, and Covid-19 mitigation support across India and Nepal.
Disaster Medicine Training Restart after Covid-19
Following the pandemic, the training-of-trainers programme resumed in partnership with FDMIN's Indian and Nepalese universities.
Projects
Our project archive
1993
September 1993 – Kilhari/Latur Earthquake, Maharashtra
1996
1996 – Latur APPI Trauma Centre managed by Swami Vivekanand Charitable Trust
1998
Gujarat Cyclone – 1998
1998
Bangladesh Flood – 1998
1999
Orissa cyclone – 1999
2001
Gujarat Earthquake – 2001
2000
2000-2002 Disaster Preparedness and Mitigation programmes
2002