HISG's headquarters are based in colorful Colorado

This technology and communications center is situated in the heart of Texas and serves as the hub of communications for HISG. During times of disaster it becomes the Global Operations Center and connects hundreds of partner organizations for quick response to problems.

This sprawling facility in upstate New York is being renovated to provide training for international aid workers.

The Vancouver office is the headquarters for HISG-Canada. HISG-Canada will assist with HISG initiatives primarily in Asia. HISG-Canada is also in the process of incorporating as a non-profit organization, called a Society in Canada. This will give the office full legal status, latitude and access in Canada and all over the world. HISG-Canada is eager to build a portfolio of humanitarian projects and assist in the overall mission of Humanitarian International Services Group.

The London office gives HISG a permanent European presence. This office is an important outlet for HISG to connect with volunteers and networks from all across the European Union.

This location will serve the people and countries of Southeast Asia. HISG has been involved in several new relief and development projects in response to natural disasters in and around Southeast Asia. The Singapore office is a key piece of what HISG is doing in the area.

The Beirut office extends HISG's ability to help people with need into the middle east.

The Kenya office gives HISG a base for aid initiatives in sub-Saharan Africa. As life gets harder for the people of there, HISG is looking for more ways to provide meaningful help.

HISG's Khartoum office serves as the center of outreach for operations throughout Sudan. HISG's desire to help the people there is met through the effort of the people working there.

HISG's Dubai office provides a dynamic position for aid work in this center of development.

HISG's Jakarta office serves the people of Southeast Asia with community development projects that make a lasting difference in lives.