TeamUP partners have wrapped up three further laboratory tests in Brussels, Euskirchen and Rheinbach completing the project’s second round of testing activities.
At the request of the Venezuelan government and the World Health Organisation, Johanniter are sending a 28-strong medical team to the earthquake-stricken area. The mission in Venezuela is co-funded by the German Federal Foreign Office and the European Union.
From 17 to 19 June 2026, TeamUP partners met in Vienna for three days of testing, hands-on feedback and exchange between technology providers, researchers and practitioners.
The JOIN Annual General Meeting 2026 was hosted by Johanniter-Unfall-Hilfe Austria and took place in Vienna on 30 and 31 May.
On 29 May, representatives from Austria, Denmark, France, Jerusalem and Malta met at the main office of Johanniter Austria in Vienna for a meeting of the JOIN Fundraising Working Group
The TeamUP project hold its Table-Top Exercise and Integration Test on 6-7 May 2026 at the Czech Standardization Agency (CSA) in Prague.
At the end of April, four volunteers from the Johanniter regional association of Hanau & Main-Kinzig flew to Malta to join St John Malta in the medical coverage of the 2026 Malta Military Games.
The JOIN Board held its second meeting of the year online. Participants included our Chair, Christian Velten-Jameson (France), our Vice-Chair, Petra Grell-Kunzinger (Austria), Friederike Moser von Filseck (Germany) and Andrew Grech (Malta).
On 18th April, high-ranking representatives of the Order of Malta, the Johanniterorden, the Venerable Order of St John, the Johanniter Orde in Nederland and the Johanniterorden i Sverige came to Berlin for the annual meeting of the “Co-Operation Group”.
From 23 to 27 February, the TeamUP consortium gathered in Ranst, Belgium with more than 90 participants from 7 countries to evaluate over 20 CBRN-E technologies in an operational setting.