Safe Passage Across Networks is a non-profit, volunteer-run organization. We offer resources and opportunities to connect. Would you like to help us expand the SPAN network and support transitions-care around the world? Then join us! 

A SPAN member is any individual, school or organization who believes in the value of positive transitions-care, the empowerment of training across school networks and who desires to belong to the SPAN family. 

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The aim of our membership program is to build a network of people on the frontline of transitions-care in schools, small businesses and organizations. As part of this network, a SPAN member finds a home where like-minded people connect, support and encourage one another. With access to expert training and resources, they also feel equipped and refreshed to continue their important work.  

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Individuals may sign up themselves or an employer may gift an Individual SPAN Membership to an employee in recognition and support of their contributions and growth in transitions-care. For schools and organizations, we offer one Membership that includes 10 SPAN Individual Memberships. 

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All memberships are annual and start on the date of your choice. For SPAN Individual Memberships, please note that your card will be charged automatically one year after your plan's start date. SPAN School/Organization Memberships are annual, valid for one year, and start on the date of your choice.

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“When we start paying attention to the transition cycle and the experience of each community member, we need tools, strategies, and systems to support us.

SPAN has been invaluable in helping our school develop a sustainable transition care program and an invaluable resource in providing access to the latest research, global best practices, professional development, and networking opportunities.

Over the years, ISKL’s Counselors, Admissions and Advancement teams, and faculty have greatly benefited from SPAN's expertise, insights, and support. In turn, our engagement with SPAN has had a highly positive impact, helping us foster a culture of care and empathy and ultimately making a significant contribution to the well-being of our school community.”

Rami Madani, Head of School

International School of Kuala Lumpur​​​​