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Medical team in blue coats treating a patient in the operating theatre.
14 May 2022

Social prize for I.S.A.R. members

Beate and Gabriel Fibinger thanked their friends and supporters at the award ceremony. Without them, they would not have got this far. At the same time, they expressed their wish that voluntary work, especially rescue dog work, should receive more appreciation and support at a political level. Beate and Gabriel Fibinger have been members of I.S.A.R. Germany for many years. They... Read more: Article from 14.05.2022
Three people are sitting at a desk with wooden letters "ISAR" in front of them.
11 May 2022

DLR and I.S.A.R. Germany extend co-operation

ISAR Germany and the German Aerospace Centre are continuing their collaboration. Both sides extended their cooperation agreement on 6 May. ISAR Chairwoman Dr Daniela Lesmeister and DLR's Programme Coordinator for Security and Defence Research Dr Dirk Zimper signed the paper at the office in Kleve. ISAR and DLR have been cooperating since 2016 on... Read more: Article from 11.05.2022
Man in a suit talks to ISAR rescue workers in high-visibility waistcoats in a warehouse.
25 March 2022

NRW Minister President visits I.S.AR. camp

In recent weeks, the warehouse at the Training Centre Rescue and Help (TCRH) of the BRH Federal Association of Rescue Dogs in Hünxe has become the logistics centre for the aid organisations I.S.A.R. Germany (Duisburg) and BRH. The aid deliveries of both organisations for the Ukraine are coordinated from here. Since the beginning of the war, over 65 tonnes of relief supplies have already been transported to the war zone.... Read more: Article from 25.03.2022
Six people pose in front of a modern building, on the left a rescue worker in uniform.
23 March 2022

I.S.A.R. in dialogue with Ukrainian authorities

Our team leader in Poland, Dr Steven Bayer, met with the District Administrator of the Lviv region in Ukraine, Khrystyna Zamula, and the District Administrator of the Polish Powiat Lubaczowski, Zenon Swatek. The talks focussed on the need for aid in the regions. ISAR Germany and the partner organisation BRH Bundesverband Rettungshunde e.V. have pledged their support. <trp-gettext... Read more: Article from 23.03.2022