Renewing the Health Ministry of the Church

The Anglican Health Network (AHN) aims to facilitate communication and cooperation between Anglicans who are providing health services around the world. It will provide forums to share experience and best practice, and manage donor and insurance programmes to develop new investment. In this endeavour it also seeks to make connections with its healing ministries to encourage a more holistic approach to well being.
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RECENT BLOGS   ANGLICAN HEALTH NETWORK: UPDATE JULY 2011
  The Anglican Health Network is designed to be an interactive forum that adds value to Anglican health mission. Its operational premise assumes that extra energies and resources can be released when colleagues and institutions from different parts of the communion work together. Its methodology also benefits from leveraging resources and ideas from external partners. As a result, Anglican health mission is being reinvigorated. AHN brings focus, mutual support and entrepreneurial energy to this key area of mission. The following outcomes and objectives have arisen from deliberations at the inaugural meeting of AHN and the advisory council meeting....
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News and Events
Conferences Seminars Appeals
13.11.2011
International Conference for faith based health organisations in Jerusalem
Follow this link for more information on faithbasedhealthcare.net
04.11.2011
Angical Health Network at St. Paul's Cathedral
The Anglican Health Network presents a seminar on microinsurance. More details from network coordinator, Revd Paul Holley paul.holley@anglicanhealth.org
02.11.2011
Southwark Cathedral - The African Health Policy Network presents a seminar on HIV
Royal Society of Psychiatrists - The Guild of Health invites you to a day conference Doctors, Clergy and the troubled soul: Two professions, one vocation?' Follow this link for more information on gohealth.org.uk
03.10.2011
Pakistan flood appeal
Kunri Christian Hospital has been severely damaged by the recent floods in South East Pakistan. It seeks the support of the wider Anglican community to rebuild and restore its key medical outreach in this region. For further details, contact the hospital administrator, Naveed Khurram nk.iucnp@gmail.com