Diary of Events
LLA International Training Events
We will be running the following International events in the next few months. To book onto any of these events, please complete the Form at:
21st – 30th October 2025
Nairobi, Kenya: HELM 1 & 2 Diploma – Supply Chain, Warehousing & Inventory, Fleet Management & Transport, Procurement, Medical Logistics, Management & Leadership ($1,100.00 USD)
3rd – 6th November 2025 Nairobi, Kenya: HELM 3 Advanced Diploma – Advanced Supply Chain Management, Stock Prepositioning, Phases of Humanitarian Response, Team Management & HR and Cash Transfer Programming (CBT/CVA/CTP) ($1,500.00 USD for the FULL 12-day session, including HELM 1 & 2)
18th – 28th November 2025
Taguig City, Metro Manila, Philippines (Please note the session dates: additional days are required in the country to cover the weekends between sessions):
Session 1: 18th – 21st November: Supply Chain and Mapping, Warehouse & Inventory, Fleet and Transportation Management.
Session 2: 24th – 28th November: Procurement and Purchasing processes, Medical Logistics and Cold Chain, Cash Transfer Programmes (CBT/CVA/CTP) plus Soft Skills, Leadership v Management ($1,100.00 USD)
16th – 26th February 2026
Nairobi, Kenya: HELM 1 & 2 Diploma – Supply Chain, Warehousing & Inventory, Fleet Management & Transport, Procurement, Medical Logistics, Management & Leadership ($1,400.00 USD)
2nd – 5th March 2026 Nairobi, Kenya: HELM 3 Advanced Diploma – Advanced Supply Chain Management, Stock Prepositioning, Phases of Humanitarian Response, Team Management & HR and Cash Transfer Programming (CBT/CVA/CTP) ($1,800.00 USD for the FULL 12-day session, including HELM 1 & 2)
Since the launch of the Fritz Institute – CILT Humanitarian Logistics Certification Programme (HLCP) in 2006, LLA has been delighted to be working alongside International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) to deliver our Programmes to their staff. ICRC has been a huge supporter of HLCP and we are delighted to continue to work with them to develop our relationship.
As part of our evolving partnership, we are delighted to visit ICRC’s Regional Warehouse and Logistics Centre in Nairobi as part of our Humanitarian Essentials Logistics Module (HELM) training in Kenya. Since HELM first launched in 2015, we have been honoured to be allowed to visit ICRC’s Regional Centre, with our students learning valuable insight into how ICRC operates and gaining knowledge of internationally renowned best practices in storing and distributing aid and other essential goods. In this video, we take a closer look at how ICRC functions with an in-depth tour of their Centre.
