Respond Global has been at the forefront of disaster management for many years, having been involved in leadership and coordination roles during both domestic and international disasters of significance such as the 2022 Victorian flood crisis, COVID-19 Pandemic, Black Summer bushfires, Measles outbreak in Samoa, Cyclone Debbie in Queensland, 2015 Nepal earthquake, 2014 West African Ebola outbreak, Typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines and the Black Saturday bushfires in Victoria.
Our experience as clinicians, hospital administrators, and disaster managers within the domestic and international context means we are well-positioned to assist our clients to better manage disasters that directly affect their facilities, workforces, and communities.
Sotero was established to bring technology and experience together to redefine healthcare delivery and bridge the gaps in healthcare accessibility. Our comprehensive solutions are underpinned by rigorous credentialing, governance, and best practice standards.
Our clinician-led approach leverages cutting-edge virtual health systems and innovative staffing solutions to empower both patients and healthcare professionals. We foster a culture of support and empowerment, ensuring our staff feel understood and enabled to deliver the best possible care.
Customers value our professionalism, integrity, and responsiveness – hallmarks of a company that prioritises patient needs above all else. By championing equality of access and compassionate service, Sotero is setting new standards in modern, inclusive healthcare.
We aim to empower – not replace – leaders and frontline workers in responding to health emergencies. As a “for profit, for purpose” organisation, we reinvest profits to support those in greatest need.
We do this through our Pacific-based humanitarian and health response vessel, HELPR-1, which is funded entirely by profits and donations, and has to date delivered healthcare to over 180,000 people across Vanuatu’s remote outer islands.
