Many non-governmental organizations (NGOs) provide aid in regions or countries that lack the proper medical, communication and transportation infrastructures and may have limited public services. Employees working in these areas face endemic health and personal safety risks. Infectious disease, variable food safety and higher incidents of automobile accidents are real threats that can prematurely end expatriate assignments. Before employees go abroad, it is essential for employers to adequately prepare them. While on assignment, employees may also need access to 24/7 medical, travel and security advice, and emergency help in the event of a crisis.

International SOS works with small and large NGOs worldwide. Our clients include charities, foundations, research centers, and development, service and faith-based organizations.

Our specially developed programs support include:  

• Corporate Membership -  24/7 medical and security advice, assistance and evacuation services
• Traveler management - information and tools to provide preparation, compliance, tracking, and communications to reduce health and safety risks
• Security Management- information and tools to extend security management assets.
• Medical consulting - to help develop global health programs
• Health check programs to determine if assignees and expatriates are in suitable health for their assignments
• Vaccination management programs -  for  inoculations worldwide
• Occupational health - services to help develop occupational health programs
• Malaria survey and malaria control programs - malaria and vector program design and management
• Online malaria learning - tools for employees traveling to countries with malaria