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“LAMB is a Christian international organization which provides values based, service driven, appropriate levels of excellent care that all, especially to the poor & vulnerable, may have abundant life. We serve God through serving the poor.”
LAMB serves the most vulnerable people in the communities of North West Bangladesh. Providing accessible and high quality health care and development services.
We are working toward physical, social, emotional and spiritual health in fullness of life, পরিপূর্ণ জীবন, for all.
LAMB has earnt a national and international reputation for our integrated health approach in Bangladesh since the mid-1970s. We work collaboratively with local communities to improve the well-being of the most vulnerable people, especially women, children and those living in poverty.
LAMB’ purpose is that the people of Bangladesh, transformed by the love of God, experience abundant life in healthy and just communities.
Community
LAMB’s integrated health and community development activities empower people for sustainable development.
Hospital
A team of 200 staff are committed to caring for the whole health and wellbeing of patients. Providing 24/7 emergency care across In and Outpatient departments.
Learning & Development
Courses in nursing, midwifery and health services promote and increase competent and compassionate health and development work throughout Bangladesh.
School
LAMB English Medium school strives to develop students to their full spiritual, physical, social, cognitive and emotional potential. Providing high quality education in a Christian environment.
Monitoring & research
Analysing data from the hospital and community programmes to improve LAMB’s work and developing research to address health and development in Bangladesh.
Job openings
Current job roles for Bangladeshi nationals, and short-term and long-term expatriates.