Martin Luther Health Training School, Kintampo

28/09/2026

Enrol in HND DISPENSING TECHNOLOGY Programme that suits your working schedule

Accredited health and allied-health programs in Kintampo — hands-on, hospital-connected, and scholarship-supported.

28/09/2026

Introducing our new Sandwich & Hybrid programmes.
Apply: mlkhealthinstitute.edu.gh/apply

Accredited health and allied-health programs in Kintampo — hands-on, hospital-connected, and scholarship-supported.

23/09/2026

Scholarships available!!
Apply here: mlkhealthinstitute.edu.gh/apply

Accredited health and allied-health programs in Kintampo — hands-on, hospital-connected, and scholarship-supported.

23/09/2026

Re-opening date for Level 100: October 19!
Apply here: mlkhealthinstitute.edu.gh/apply

Accredited health and allied-health programs in Kintampo — hands-on, hospital-connected, and scholarship-supported.

12/09/2026

Introducing CAMPUSWIDE!
We are excited to present the maiden edition of CAMPUSWIDE, the official newsletter of Martin Luther Health Training School-Kintampo.
CAMPUSWIDE brings you closer to our students, alumni, programmes, achievements, activities, and the exciting journey ahead as we continue building an academic village for healthcare excellence.
Take a look, read our story, and journey with us.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1JFI6OHh5BQHm30njaXD-Kovx3Bmq9FFg/view?usp=drivesdk

Welcome to CAMPUSWIDE!

https://mlkhealthinstitute.edu.gh/newsletter

Accredited health and allied-health programs in Kintampo — hands-on, hospital-connected, and scholarship-supported.

09/09/2026

ADMISSIONS OPEN. Enroll now: https://mlkhealthinstitute.edu.gh/how-to-apply

Accredited health and allied-health programs in Kintampo — hands-on, hospital-connected, and scholarship-supported.

15/08/2026

We are hiring

13/05/2026

A Special Message from our President

YOUR LIFESTYLE MAY BE SHAPING YOUR FUTURE HEALTH : JOIN THE GHANAIAN LIFESTYLE STUDY

Every day, our choices shape our health. The foods we eat, the way we work, our cultural traditions, physical activity, stress levels, sleep patterns, and social habits all play a role in determining our quality of life and longevity. Research shows that up to 80% of health outcomes are influenced by social, behavioral, and environmental factors, many of which can be changed.

Many chronic diseases, including hypertension, diabetes, stroke, heart disease, and cancers, are linked to lifestyle practices. The encouraging news is that many of these risk factors are preventable.

The Lifestyle Study is a unique Ghana focused research initiative seeking to understand:

* Which indigenous Ghanaian lifestyle practices may protect against chronic diseases
* Which lifestyle habits may increase health risks or protect against chronic diseases
* How combinations of daily habits affect our health, longevity, and wellbeing

The findings will help improve preventive healthcare, guide public health policies, and support healthier communities across Ghana.

We invite you to be part of this important national study.

Participate in the online study by clicking here:
https://research.mlkhealthinstitute.edu.gh/index.php/245337

Your participation matters. Together, we can help shape a healthier future for Ghana.

In service of humanity.
Dr. Wil Agbenyikey

https://research.mlkhealthinstitute.edu.gh/index.php/245337

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12/05/2026

A Special Message from our President

YOUR LIFESTYLE MAY BE SHAPING YOUR FUTURE HEALTH : JOIN THE GHANAIAN LIFESTYLE STUDY

Every day, our choices shape our health. The foods we eat, the way we work, our cultural traditions, physical activity, stress levels, sleep patterns, and social habits all play a role in determining our quality of life and longevity. Research shows that up to 80% of health outcomes are influenced by social, behavioral, and environmental factors, many of which can be changed.

Many chronic diseases, including hypertension, diabetes, stroke, heart disease, and cancers, are linked to lifestyle practices. The encouraging news is that many of these risk factors are preventable.

The Lifestyle Study is a unique Ghana focused research initiative seeking to understand:

* Which indigenous Ghanaian lifestyle practices may protect against chronic diseases
* Which lifestyle habits may increase health risks or protect against chronic diseases
* How combinations of daily habits affect our health, longevity, and wellbeing

The findings will help improve preventive healthcare, guide public health policies, and support healthier communities across Ghana.

We invite you to be part of this important national study.

Participate in the online study by clicking here: https://research.mlkhealthinstitute.edu.gh/index.php/245337

Your participation matters. Together, we can help shape a healthier future for Ghana.

In service of humanity.
Dr. Wil Agbenyikey

The Lifestyle Study is a public health research study that investigate the relationship between the indigenous lifestyle and behavioral patterns of Ghanaians...

28/04/2026

Join us this July for our road safety campaign! For the past 2 years, MLHTS-Kintampo has proudly adopted the Kintampo-Babatokuma N10 Highway. Sign up today and be part of the change.


https://yaledayofservice.volunteerhub.com/vv2/event/c819afbc-bb43-4177-a3cf-9333c78a105c