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Our Partners

Clarity - the business travel experts, are an independent travel management company with global reach. They offer a vast amount of knowledge and local expertise on an International platform, helping with anything from global business travel programme development and long term business planning, to driving savings across multiple markets.

ILS provides digital badges for all training courses through Hpass.org, an essential resource for humanitarian staff and volunteers, recruiters, line managers and human resource (HR) professionals, and providers of humanitarian learning and assessment services.

Diversity Travel are a specialist Travel Management Company providing a fully integrated service to the charity, academic and not-for-profit sectors. They have significant expertise in arranging travel to both familiar and more obscure areas of the globe, with access to exclusive highly flexible humanitarian and academic air fares.

We partner with Safehaven Trauma centre, a multi-disciplinary team of mental health professionals and physical therapists who are all specialists in the treatment psychological trauma. Together we offer telehealth services providing crisis, disaster & trauma-focused mental health support.

We partner with Vismo to provide the most robust personal tracking software on the market. Whether your teams operate globally, locally or from home, Vismo can help you manage and mitigate the risks your employees face each day. Around the clock and in all time-zones, Vismo currently locates and protects over 450,000 mobile staff.

Security First specialises in the information and cyber security management of NGO and media organisations. Founded in 2013, it has advised over fifty organisations around the globe. It works with ILS to help clients identify and mitigate threats ranging from data protection breaches to complex ransomware attacks. It supports them through implementing best practice policy, controls, technology and training.

ILS is an affiliate member of The Global Interagency Security Forum (formerly EISF), a member-led NGO forum that drives change through our global network of over 125 member organisations. They aim to influence good security risk management practice that works for the whole humanitarian sector, improving the security of aid workers and operations for sustainable access.