General Secretariat

Protecting Children and Uniting Families Across Borders for 90 years

Corporate Partnerships

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You are a company.

You want to be more engaged in Switzerland and/or in the community your office is established through a donation or sponsoring or by making available some specific expertise your company can offer.

You want to develop a long-term partnership in order to be more socially responsible in terms of children’s rights and protection and/or promoting the well-being of cross border families in general. We are eager to develop a collaboration and/or partnership based on common values and in line with your core business.

We will make sure that this collaboration is fruitful for both:

  • You will help us reaching our objectives in helping families across borders and protecting children deprived of their families.
  • You have the opportunity to be more responsible towards your stakeholders in the communities you work globally, to inspire and motivate your employees and to improve your image/reputation towards your customers.

If you want to discuss more, please contact Fanny Pauwelyn-Baert, Coordinator Resource Development and Partnerships at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. .

A successful partnership

Addictlab, a platform for creative thinkers from all disciplines and cultures, has been offering their services at a reduced rate to ISS. They have helped ISS with the branding of the Cross Border Child Protection conference and with the collaborative process of the International Family Mediation workshop whose aim was to draft an International Charter. YourOwnlab, Addictlab's business unit focusing on collective intelligence and cultural transformation, designed the process and offered the tools and knowhow on how to guide over 50 people from all different countries through a three day brainstorming process.

Thanks to this partnership, ISS benefited from creative and out of the box thinking while Addictlab ventured into the Not for Profit world finding creative solutions to complex social issues.