SAMU Foundation is an international medical and social oriented non-profit organization, based in the District of Columbia. Drawing on 30 years of experience in prehospital emergency care around the world and emergency medical education in Spain, the Foundation, established in 2007, has led or participated in projects to receive and care for unaccompanied migrant minors, help disabled people, to provide health education for adults, in international vaccination campaigns and as a disaster intervention team in afflicted areas. Currently, SAMU Foundation is pursuing an accreditation as an Emergency Medical Team (EMT) with the WHO and certifying the Emergency School as a NAEMT Training Center in order to comply with international humanitarian standards. Nowadays, humanitarian aid has been redirected to adopt a more professionalized approach, for which the UN-WHO have standardized aid interventions using several protocols such as the Classification and Minimum Standards and the Sphere Project. The aim is for aid interventions to be more disciplined and coordinated.