Know who to call.
Have the right number ready.
AidNow is a free directory of emergency contacts across Negros Oriental and Negros Occidental: ambulance, fire, police, coast guard, hospitals, clinics, and disaster response. Pick your municipality, tap to call or navigate. No account, no guesswork. Use it in your browser right now, or get the app.
What it does
Emergency Directory
291 contacts across 48 cities and municipalities in Negros Oriental and Negros Occidental: ambulance, fire, police, coast guard, hospitals, clinics, and disaster response, filterable by municipality and service.
Call & Navigate
Tap any contact to dial directly or open navigation. No searching, no guessing which number is still in service.
Sourced and Reviewed
Numbers come from official agency listings, local government notices, and field checks. Every listing shows when it was last reviewed, and anyone can flag a wrong number from the listing itself.
In Your Pocket
Android and iOS apps, plus a web version you can add to your home screen. No account required to look up who to call.
Works in the Browser
The web directory works offline once opened, in seven languages (English, Bisaya, Filipino, Hiligaynon, Ilocano, Waray, Bikol), with hazard advisories, a what-to-do guide, and an SOS text composer.
Coverage area
291 emergency contacts across 48 cities and municipalities on Negros Island.
Negros Oriental (25 areas)
- Dumaguete City
- Bayawan City
- Bais City
- Tanjay City
- Sibulan and Dauin
- and 19 more
Negros Occidental (23 areas)
- Bacolod City
- Kabankalan City
- Bago City
- San Carlos City
- Silay and Talisay
- and 17 more
Browse every municipality on the web directory. Have a contact we're missing? Submit it there or email us.
For resorts, businesses & organizations
Your guests and community members need reliable emergency contacts. Sponsor coverage for your municipality and put your name behind a directory that helps people get help faster.
- Your logo in the app directory for your area
- Branded emergency reference cards for guests
- Periodic usage data for your area
Common questions
What is AidNow, exactly?
An emergency resource directory for Negros Oriental: a single, verified list of who to call and where to go in an emergency. It is a reference tool, not a dispatch service: AidNow does not send ambulances or place the call for you. It puts the right, current number one tap away.
Is the app free?
Yes. The emergency directory is free and stays free. No account is required to browse contacts.
Do I need to install anything?
No. The full directory runs in your browser at aidnow.keystoneanalytics.io, works offline once you have opened it, and can be added to your home screen. The Android and iOS apps add push hazard alerts and a map.
What languages does it come in?
English, Bisaya (Cebuano), Filipino, Hiligaynon, Ilocano, Waray, and Bikol. Contact names and addresses stay as listed by the source.
Where does this work?
Across Negros Island: 25 cities and municipalities in Negros Oriental and 23 in Negros Occidental, plus the national hotlines that work anywhere in the Philippines. Coverage grows as more contacts are reviewed.
How are contacts verified?
Numbers come from official agency listings, local government notices, and field checks. Each listing shows a review date and an honest badge: field-verified, reviewed, or listed. Anyone can flag a wrong number or suggest a fix from the listing, and every change is reviewed before it goes live.
Who built this?
AidNow is a project of Keystone Analytics, a software studio registered in Austin, Texas, built for the people of Negros Island.
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