In 2025, we focused on resilience building in North West Syria in close collaboration with the World Health Organisation. This initiative included training programs that enhanced emergency pre-hospital care.
After meetings with Syria's new Ministry of Health in Damascus in 2026, Medevac Frontline has been requested to return to continue a 'Training-of-the-Trainers' programme across the rest of the country.



INSO emerged from the complex political conflict of Afghanistan, where NGOs continue to face challenges to safety and access, particularly in the realm of emergency pre-hospital care. Recognizing the dangers of poor coordination, we set out to build an institution that supports NGO programming in high-risk countries, enhancing resilience
INSO emerged from the complex political conflict of Afghanistan, where NGOs continue to face challenges to safety and access, particularly in the realm of emergency pre-hospital care. Recognizing the dangers of poor coordination, we set out to build an institution that supports NGO programming in high-risk countries, enhancing resilience building and surge capacity. Today, INSO has succeeded in making safety coordination, including essential Medevac Frontline services and training programs, a standard feature of humanitarian response.
Airlink is a nonprofit organization collaborating with aviation and logistics partners to transport relief workers and emergency supplies for reputable non-governmental organizations (NGOs) providing emergency pre-hospital care and responding to rapid-onset disasters and other humanitarian crises around the globe. Their efforts also contr
Airlink is a nonprofit organization collaborating with aviation and logistics partners to transport relief workers and emergency supplies for reputable non-governmental organizations (NGOs) providing emergency pre-hospital care and responding to rapid-onset disasters and other humanitarian crises around the globe. Their efforts also contribute to resilience building and enhancing surge capacity through targeted training programs.
Medevac Frontline is a vital partner in the WHO-led EMT initiative, recognized as a verified EMT (Specialist Care Team) Medevac. To enhance our emergency pre-hospital care capabilities, Medevac Frontline is undergoing mentorship with the EMT initiative, aiming to achieve a new classification as a Specialist Care Team (SCT) Medevac. In the
Medevac Frontline is a vital partner in the WHO-led EMT initiative, recognized as a verified EMT (Specialist Care Team) Medevac. To enhance our emergency pre-hospital care capabilities, Medevac Frontline is undergoing mentorship with the EMT initiative, aiming to achieve a new classification as a Specialist Care Team (SCT) Medevac. In the meantime, our Director of Training and Specialist Paramedic in Critical Care, Peter Reeve, is actively contributing to WHO’s Technical Specification for emergency medical evacuation from Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear attacks. This important document will play a crucial role in resilience building and ensuring surge capacity in global emergencies, supported by our comprehensive training programs.
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