Together and Stronger is a membership family for people whose lives cross borders. Each region of the world has its own house, in its own languages, and every house recognises the same member card. Choose your house and step in.
Source: United Nations (UN DESA), International Migrant Stock 2024. The figure describes the communities the family serves, not its membership.
Each house knows its region from both sides: what its people need when they live abroad, and what newcomers need when they arrive. Select a house to enter its site.
Where the family began, in Long Beach, California. The founding house presents the whole programme: the member card, the benefits negotiated for every member, the community leaders’ network and the Mutual Aid Compact.
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United StatesEveryone with a story from abroad who lives in the United States, and Americans who live overseas.
Latin America & the CaribbeanThe people of twenty Latin American countries, at home and abroad, and newcomers who build their lives in the region.
CanadaNewcomers settling in Canada, from the first ninety days to citizenship, and Canadians who study, work or retire abroad.
EuropePeople from other continents who live, study and work in Europe, and Europeans settled elsewhere in the world.
AfricaAfricans living abroad or in another African country, and everyone who lives, works or invests in African cities.
West Asia & the Middle EastThe people of West Asia and the Gulf who live in other regions, and international professionals and families resident across the region.
Central AsiaThe people of Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Turkmenistan, at home and abroad, and newcomers to the region.
IndiaThe Indian community around the world — students, professionals and families — and international residents who live and work in India.
ChinaChinese families and professionals living outside mainland China; international residents in China receive free guides and orientation.
East & Southeast AsiaThe people of East and Southeast Asia who live in other regions, and international residents across the region.
Oceania & the PacificThe people of Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific Islands, at home and abroad, and newcomers who settle in the region.
Regions without a house of their own are served by the nearest one. Answer two questions, or ask us to call you, and we will direct you to the right house.
Engineers and nurses, founders and finance professionals, students and retirees. Different passports, the same ambition — and one family standing behind them.
Each colour is a house of the family. Select a region to open its house; regions without a house of their own are served by the nearest one.
Your membership is held by the house of the region you come from. The house of the region where you live welcomes you as well: its free guides are open to you, and it recognises your card.
You join through the house of your region of origin, which keeps your record and speaks your language.
Your digital member card lives on your phone. Every house of the family recognises it, wherever you travel or settle.
Benefit programmes, free guides and member support follow you across borders — in the house where you live as much as in your own.
A house serves the people of its region who live abroad, and the people from abroad who have made their lives in its region. Many members use both.
The houses share two institutions, so that a member in Nairobi and a member in Toronto receive the same standard of service.
Negotiates and runs the benefit programmes that members use in every house, speaking for the whole family with one voice.
Gives free first help to everyone, member or not, so that no one faces a new country without a starting point.
When a member dies far from home, the member associations of every house stand together: to bring them home, or to give them a dignified burial where they lived.
The compact is a commitment between associations. It is not insurance and creates no right to payment.
Each house publishes its membership terms on its own site. In most houses, membership is free. One membership per adult; children under 18 are included on a parent’s membership.
Each house issues the same card, and every house recognises it.
Every house serves those who leave its region and those who arrive in it.
Financial, health and insurance products are arranged through licensed providers. Membership itself is not insurance.
A house uses your details only to serve you, and never sells them.
More than thirty languages are spoken across the houses, and each house works in the languages of its people.
It is the global gateway of the Together and Stronger family. It presents every regional house, shows them on one map and helps each person reach the right house in one click.
Join through the house of the region you come from. If you live in another region, that house will recognise your card and open its free guides to you. The two-question helper above suggests your house.
No. One membership is enough. Your card is recognised by every house, so the house where you live will serve you as a member.
Each house publishes its own terms. In most houses membership is free; where a membership fee applies, the house states it clearly before you join.
Regions without a house are served by the nearest one. If you are unsure, the founding house, where the family began, will welcome you and direct you.
No. Together and Stronger is a membership organisation. Insurance, financial and health products are arranged through licensed providers, and the family does not give legal or immigration advice.
Yes. Hometown, alumni, faith and professional associations join through their regional house and take part in the Mutual Aid Compact.
Leave your details and a member of the family will call you back in your language. You may also write to us or speak with our voice assistant at any hour.
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