Mission, Vision and Values
The Mission of the Order of St. John  is to prevent and relieve sickness and injury and to act to enhance the health and well-being of people of all races and creeds anywhere in the world. More»

Logo
The eight pointed white cross on a black background was originally worn by the merchants of the Italian republic of Amalfi (circa 1000 AD) and was adopted by the Benedictine monks as recognition for the generosity of the merchants who purchased land on which they constructed a hospital and monastery to care for the sick and injured. More»

International Initiatives
St. John Ambulance is a leading “care” charity internationally; with a global membership of nearly 300,000. St. John Ambulance is present in 42 countries and has diversified to meet local community needs around the world, continuing the tradition of providing humanitarian care to the sick and injured. More»

Alliance of the Orders of St. John
There are five recognized orders of St. John, known as the Alliance of the Orders of St. John. 

St. John Eye Hospital
The Order of St. John  has been helping people with eye problems in the Middle East since the 19th century. The St John Eye Hospital will provide ophthalmic care of high quality and relevance to the people of the region irrespective of race, creed, social class and ability to pay, and provide teaching and training to Doctors and Nurses in the region, so that they in turn may provide skilled and quality care in their communities. More»

Worldwide Locations
A list of links to other St. John websites around the world. More»

St. John Ambulance Worldwide
In the early 19th century the Order of St. John became singularly devoted to acts of charity and hospital work. More»