For NGOs

Activate your network of volunteer helpers.

The product isn’t the button — it’s the network it activates. When an alarm is raised and the user’s own contacts don’t answer, the five nearest ProTechMe users are alerted and can respond. We help you build that network in your community: your trained volunteers as the responders, your name on the work.

Animated map: an alarm marker with nearby ProTechMe helpers converging on it

The offer

What NGOs get from partnering with ProTechMe

You already have the hardest part — trained people who want to help. What is usually missing is the thing that reaches them in the right thirty seconds.

Reach beyond your own membership

Your organisation featured in the app — users discover you and sign up as helpers in your name.

Volunteers activated by proximity, not by rota

When a user’s own contacts don’t answer, the five nearest users are alerted — your trained volunteers among them.

Evidence you can take to funders

What we share — always aggregated, never individual users — is agreed up front, in writing.

No licence fee for your volunteers

The app is free for private users, so joining as a helper costs your volunteers nothing.

ProTechMe is not a monitoring centre and does not replace the emergency services. We do not dispatch ambulances, police or fire services. In a life-threatening emergency, always call your local emergency number.

Rollout

How a rollout works

A responder network is a density problem before it is a technology problem. The three steps below are designed around that.

01

Pick one area, not a whole country

A responder network only works where enough helpers are actually nearby. Start with one city, campus or neighbourhood where your volunteers already cluster.

02

Bring your volunteers in as helpers

They install the free app and opt in to receive alarms. Your training stays yours — we do not certify anybody. You decide what a helper is expected to do: approach, call, stay on the line, wait for emergency services.

03

Launch together, then review

A joint announcement to your members, shared material, and a look at what happened. If coverage is thin in the pilot area, that is a recruitment problem to solve before expanding — not a reason to expand faster.

Signing the SRM Institute collaboration agreement at the Convergence Expo, New Delhi

Partners

Organisations already working with us

Denmark is where we started. The partnerships we are building now are international.

Missing People

Joint campaign on their platform, Denmark

Ældre Sagen

Internal testing and member outreach, Denmark

Aalborg University

Spin-in and business development partner

SRM Institute

Academic partner, India

Some partnerships are commercial. That is fine — say so early.

If your organisation wants to supply ProTechMe devices in your region rather than only activate volunteers, the distributor programme is the right door. Territory availability is handled case by case.

Partner with us

Bring ProTechMe to your community

Tell us who you are and where you work. We reply within a few days with what a partnership involves.

Your details are not shared outside the ProTechMe team.

Questions organisations ask us first

The awkward ones included. If yours is missing, put it in the form above.

Rather talk it through?

Half an hour on a call usually settles whether this is a fit faster than any form does.