Know who to call.
Have the right number ready.
AidNow is a free, verified directory of emergency contacts across Negros Oriental: ambulance, fire, police, coast guard, hospitals, and clinics. Filter by your location, tap to call or navigate. No account, no guesswork.
What it does
Verified Emergency Directory
Ambulance, fire, police, coast guard, hospitals, and clinics across Negros Oriental, filterable by your municipality and the service you need.
Call & Navigate
Tap any contact to dial directly or open navigation. No searching, no guessing which number is still in service.
Manually Verified
Every number and address is confirmed by calling. Stale or disconnected contacts get flagged and removed, so what you see is current.
In Your Pocket
A simple Android app. The emergency directory lives on your phone. No account required to look up who to call.
Coverage area
Currently live in Negros Oriental with verified emergency contacts for:
- Dumaguete City
- Valencia
- Sibulan
- Bacong
- Dauin
- Zamboanguita
- San Jose
- Amlan
- Tanjay City
- Bais City
- Bindoy
- Manjuyod
Coverage expands as contacts are verified. Have a contact we're missing? Let us know.
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.
Where does this work?
Currently covering Negros Oriental: Dumaguete City, Dauin, Valencia, Sibulan, Bacong, Tanjay, Bais, and surrounding municipalities. Coverage expands as more contacts are verified.
How are contacts verified?
Every phone number and address is manually verified by calling and confirming. Data is updated regularly. Disconnected or out-of-date numbers get flagged and removed.
Who built this?
AidNow is a project of Keystone Analytics, built by Zack Robinson in Dumaguete City.
Get the app
Available for Android. Free to download and use.
Want to help keep this free? Support the project.