New partnership aims to improve fundraising efficiency

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New partnership aims to improve fundraising efficiency

Global risk management solutions provider teams with New Zealand relief agencies

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By
Miko Pagaduan

Healix, a global provider of health, travel, and security risk management solutions, has announced a five-year partnership with the recently established Emergency Alliance.

This alliance marks the formal consolidation of New Zealand’s expert relief agencies, aiming to enhance fundraising activities and improve the efficiency of emergency assistance.

Healix will leverage its extensive experience and range of products to support the Emergency Alliance’s rapid response efforts during crises.

The Emergency Alliance, launched in March, unifies New Zealand’s relief agencies with the goal of sharing knowledge, resources, and best practices acquired from similar mechanisms in 13 other countries.

By collaborating and streamlining their operations, the alliance aims to provide more effective emergency assistance to those in need.

Healix’s inclusion in the partnership brings over 30 years of global medical and security expertise to the table.

With their deep understanding of risk management and a vast network of experts, Healix will contribute valuable insights and assessments to support Emergency Alliance and its members.

This collaboration aligns with the alliance’s objective of building a robust rapid response network, comprising media and corporate partners who can amplify calls for help in times of crisis.

“We are very excited to be working with Healix,” said Paul Brown, Emergency Alliance executive director. “Their global network of travel, security, and medical experts will provide rich insights and assessments for Emergency Alliance and its members and are part of our toolbox when we respond to significant global crises. We appreciate Healix’s foresight and leadership in committing to this long-term partnership.”