Clear about what this website collects.

This notice explains the privacy position of the current Save and Serve Humanity website. It applies to pages published on this site and describes the features that are available now.

The website is primarily a public information and story archive. It does not currently provide visitor accounts, a direct message form, volunteer applications, or online donation processing.

The site provides email and telephone links. If you contact SSH, you choose what personal information to include in that communication. This may include your name, contact details, and the contents of your message.

Email and telephone communications are handled outside this website by your chosen provider and SSH's communication services. Avoid sending sensitive personal, medical, financial, or identity information unless SSH has asked for it through an appropriate channel.

Web hosting and network providers may process basic request data when a page is visited, such as an IP address, browser type, requested URL, date and time, and security-related logs. This information supports delivery, reliability, and protection of the website.

SSH has not added a separate visitor database to this build. The handling and retention of infrastructure logs depend on the services used to host and protect the live website.

SSH has not intentionally added analytics, advertising pixels, or marketing cookies to the current website. The site does not use cookies to build visitor profiles or personalize advertising.

If analytics, embedded media, forms, or another service is introduced later, this notice should be updated before or alongside that change. Any consent controls required by the new service should be added at the same time.

The website may link to email, telephone, social, fundraising, or other third-party services. Following an external link means that service's own privacy terms and security practices apply.

A third-party link does not give SSH control over how that provider collects or uses information. Review the provider's privacy notice before sharing personal details or completing a transaction.

SSH publishes documentary photographs and stories about its work. Care is taken to present people with dignity and to avoid unnecessary identifying information, especially in material involving patients, children, and young people.

If you are pictured or identified in published material and have a privacy concern, contact SSH with the page or image details. The organization can review the material and the appropriate response.

This website is still being completed in phases. Contact forms, volunteer workflows, analytics, fundraising services, or embedded media may change how personal information is handled.

This notice will be revised when those features become active. The date at the top of the page identifies the latest published version.

For a question about this notice, a concern about published content, or a request related to information you sent directly to SSH, email the organization at the address below.