Support for ensuring business continuity and mitigation of the potential negative impacts on your workforce and reputation in the event of a disaster situation or health crisis.
Tailored real-world health crisis management solutions that empower local emergency medical, rapid response and public health teams to plan, prepare and respond.
Respond Global can provide 24/7 critical incident support both virtually and in the field, through our deployment-ready workforce and senior emergency managers. Telehealth services are also available.
Support and guidance for the supply of disaster and health crisis response caches, kits, and field hospitals, including procurement and supply chain management.
Assistance with designing and establishing H-EOCs and quarantine facilities, implementing health screening and immunisation programs, and providing IPC and WASH solutions.
We offer a broad range of courses, exercises, and simulations in all areas of disaster management and health crisis response, or we can create bespoke training solutions for organisations or countries.
To strengthen partnerships by supporting multi-sectoral programs and projects for various government ministries and departments to reach area councils and communities that are geographically isolated from Port Vila and provincial Capitals.
Key Issues
Geographical isolation and logistical barriers: Vanuatu’s remote geography makes it difficult for government services to reach many communities. HELPR-1 bridges that gap by delivering essential services directly to isolated areas across the islands.
Fragmentation of service delivery: Too often, services are delivered in silos. HELPR-1 brings multiple government departments together to provide coordinated, community-centred support in one visit.
Efficiency in resource use and government operations: By combining logistics and staffing across sectors, HELPR-1 improves efficiency and reduces costs – ensuring limited resources go further and reach more people.
Strengthening local government and community engagement: HELPR-1 works with area councils and community leaders to strengthen local governance, improve service planning, and ensure community needs are at the centre of delivery.
Outcomes
Establishment of Memorundums of Understanding between HELPR-1 and Government agencies to ensure consistency of service delivery to the provinces, HELPR-1 has MoUs with various government agencies including; Ministry of Health, Department of Energy, Department of Climate Change, Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock, Forestry, Fisheries and Biosecurity, Ministry of Education, Vanuatu Maritime Safety Authority, Ministry of Justice and Community Services, and UNFPA.
Facilate capacity building for maritime safety, by enabling the VMSA to complete the first maritime safety training and boat safety course for boat owners in two of the most remote provinces.
Promote access to free education to children living in the remote islands and communities through delivery of curriculum materials and training of teaching staff.
Partnering with the national civil registration and identification management department to promote free access to essential identification documentations for people in the remote communities.
Facilitated delivery of ballot boxes for two elections and a national referendum for four provinces (Shefa, Penama and Tafea) and provided access to voting for over 60,000 people. During this project we transported over 160 officers from the National Police Force, Vanuatu Army, and the national electoral commission to ensure safety and security during the election process.e national civil registration and identification management department to promote free access to essential identification documentations for people in the remote communities.