Here is a link to an insurance company called The Mechanic Group, that can provide overseas security contractors with insurance.
The other resource is TAPS(Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors), which is also a non-profit as well. The reason I bring up TAPS, is that they have just announced that they are including the families of deceased contractors and government civilians. So if you guys know of any families that need guidance and support, feel free to get this information out to them.
If anyone has any other resources and links, let me know about them, and I will post them up on FJ. -Head Jundi
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The Mechanic Group proudly protects our nation’s private security forces overseas.
Doing business in Iraq or Afghanistan probably means you are a specialist in the field of security. Doesn’t it make sense to find an insurance specialist to protect you the way you protect your clients?
The Mechanic Group, a leading writer of insurance plans for the private security industry, will show you how to protect your employees, your company and your reputation.
Defense Base Act – Workers Compensation
International Professional Liability
International General Liability
Umbrella – Excess Insurance
Classified contracts can be underwritten
http://www.mechanicgroup.com/internationalinsuranceprograms.html
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Our Mission
The Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors, Inc. (TAPS)
was founded in the wake of a military tragedy — the deaths of eight soldiers aboard an Army National Guard aircraft in November 1992. In the months and years following the loss of their loved ones, the survivors turned to various grief support organizations for comfort; but when they turned to each other for comfort and to share common fears and problems, they found strength and truly began to heal. They realized that the tragedy they shared, losing a loved one in the line of military duty, was far different from other types of losses. They shared pride in their spouses’ service to America, and tremendous sadness at the ultimate sacrifice their loved ones made.
In talking with each other and people across the country who had lost loved ones in military service, they realized that gaps existed in support once the official casualty case file was closed. And that this follow-up was best done by the private sector, by peers who had the empathy and understanding to help those facing a sudden loss. Much like the national organization founded over twenty years ago to support police survivors, TAPS offers peer support and assists survivors through a wide variety of programs.
Military and veterans’ agencies provide exceptional services, but often those most in need of answers to complicated questions lack the energy and perseverance to track down information in an often complicated bureaucracy. TAPS has experienced, empathetic caseworkers who act as liaisons, assisting the family members in finding solutions to problems. Working hand in hand with the appropriate federal, state and private agencies, they have been successful in helping find solutions to problems that arise long after the official file has been closed.
