Every year, all over the world, people are threatened by the consequences of extreme natural disasters, Human-made crises, Slow-onset disasters.

In countries affected by Earthquakes, Hurricanes, Tropical cyclones, Flash floods, Wildfires, Forest fires, floods, Volcanic eruptions, Avalanches, Tsunamis, Drought, Landslide, violence, conflicts, political instability, and more; The impacts are devastating to human and non-human life and can cause death, injury, spread of disease, physical trauma, skin and intestinal infections, mental health problems, chest problems, undernutrition or malnutrition, displacement, pollution, environmental damage, soil erosion, siltation, landslides, property damage and economic losses, while others suffer from a lack of food, shelter, medical care and employment opportunities.

Many live in profound poverty, or find themselves forced from their homes to live as refugees.

The frequent failure by warring parties to respect the humanitarian purpose of interventions has shown that the attempt to provide assistance in situations of natural disaster, man-made crisis, slow-onset disaster or conflict can potentially make civilians more vulnerable to attack or killing, or can sometimes provide an unintended advantage to one or more of the warring parties.

We are committed to minimizing the negative effects of our interventions to the extent that this is consistent with the obligations described. It is the duty of warring parties to respect the humanitarian nature of such interventions.

The main goal of such operations is to save lives and alleviate suffering.

How does The Trusted Save Help?

The Trusted Save is responding to global emergency relief by:

• Responding with life-saving care, supplies, and support.

• Ensuring protection for the most vulnerable is a priority of the Humanitarian Aid.

• Evacuating people, including setting up relief centres or helping to transport people

• Extinguishing fires in the area, saving lives and protecting property

• Rescuing human and non-human lives in the event of fire or other emergency

• Working with other local emergency services to provide an integrated response

• Working safely and quickly to resolve the incident 

• Counseling, Assessing damage and other support services.

• Providing food and drinking water as well as emergency medical care to people in need. It also includes temporary shelters for refugees and internally displaced persons.

• Providing financial assistance, which can help those affected by the disaster.

• Providing assistance to the victims of conflicts or disaster situations. 

• Integrating global risk mapping into existing risk management tools.

• Developing new early intervention mechanisms, such as an integrated system of risk monitoring, forecasting and prediction, disaster risk assessment, communication and preparedness, systems and processes that enable individuals, communities, governments, businesses and others to take timely action to reduce disaster risks before hazardous events; livestock purchase programmes in case of drought.

• Sharing social protection expertise to help prevent natural disasters, man-made crises and slow-onset disasters.

• Providing technical assistance to help countries implement laws, policies and procedures to protect themselves from future crisis risks

• Influencing decision-makers and addressing cumulative, long-term, direct, indirect, and global consequences of International Emergency response and recovery within the United Nations, and other Emergency Relief organisations around the world .

Join us today to save lives and alleviate suffering.

Your donation to global emergency relief is needed now more than ever!

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