In its year 2000 report, the World Health Organization (W.H.O.) ranked the Philippines first in natural emergency occurrence. China and Japan were number two and three respectively. A 1999 UN report covering the period 1969 to 1993 revealed that an average of 2 million Filipinos are affected by emergencies annually.

       Below is a partial list of organizations and corporations who have, in one-way or another partnered or have availed of the Center's emergency technology:

ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corporation / Aboitiz Jebsen / Anti-Crime Task Force (ACTF) / Accenture

       S.A.F.E.! is an awareness level course designed for everyone, from the young to the once young. S.A.F.E.! is delivered in a two hour interactive station format where awareness and skill are learned from the following hands-on activities:

Fire Safety

Self/First Aid based on MCI-START

Crime & B-NICE Terrorism

Emergency Preparedness / Survival Kit

The reality in any country is that when disaster strikes, professional teams and aid agencies may take

a dangerously long time in coming to  the aid  of the victims. This may be caused by damaged roads, collapsed bridges, or simply, heavy traffic spawned by the disaster itself. From this critical need was  born the Neighborhood Emergency Services Team concept, or N.E.S.T. By providing the organization, company, school or neighborhood with its own first responder and self-reliant capability for up to 72 hours following an incident, emergency needs are addressed. During the 1990 "killer earthquake" in Baguio City, people who were trapped in the rubble were saved by well meaning by-standers. However, some of these who were saved were saved at considerable risk to the life and limb of the some of the rescuers. This risk is unnecessary, which N.E.S.T. seeks to minimize if not eliminate.