Strategic Partnerships Leveraging a long-standing global network in child protection and social services, ISS-USA can expand collaborations with UN agencies, UNICEF, and partner NGOs to co-create funded programs, expanding cross-border case management services and technical assistance.

Cross-Border Workouts Active cross-border case management experience in Latin America and partnerships with Honduran NGOs and Lumos indicate a readiness to scale regional reunification and repatriation programs, offering opportunities to secure multi-country grants and contract work.

Technology Enablement Use of accessible digital tools (Stripe, Mailgun, Redis, Hotjar, Canva) suggests potential for scalable service delivery platforms, secure donor onboarding, and efficient case management workflows to attract tech-savvy funders.

Funding Readiness Past grant support from the Jessie Ball duPont Fund and collaboration with Saint Francis Ministries demonstrate proven fundraising interest; targeted proposals to family and child protection funders and humanitarian grantmakers could yield incremental revenue for expanded services.

Market Positioning As a small to mid-sized NGO with a near century of experience and a global network, ISS-USA can differentiate by highlighting specialized reunification, legal and social work expertise, and cost-effective cross-border programs to compete for regional and national immigration and child welfare contracts.