From Using Casebook to Scale Outreach
Supported by the Mobile-Ready Platform
Casebook enables consistency and personalized care
NoHo Home Alliance is a nonprofit organization Stephanie researched options that would work based in North Hollywood that provides critical services to people who are experiencing homelessness.
With an increasing need and use of services, NoHo Home Alliance recognized that its Excel sheets and paper records were no longer sufficient for effectively managing cases.
Because of the robust information now stored within Casebook and its easy API integration, the organization is building a custom app to allow for better mail service management and communication with guests.
NOHO Home Alliance strives to be a place of neighborhood community and gathering. With more personal relationships and progress tracking aided by Casebook’s software solution, we are better positioned as an organization to do what we do best: serve our guests, make them feel welcome, and provide them with the tools for success.
Executive Director
Company:
NOHO Home Alliance
Homeless Outreach
North Hollywood, CA, USA
Problem:
NoHo Home Alliance faced increasing demand for its services and struggled with outdated systems that hindered effective case management, data tracking, and personalized guest interactions.
Solution:
Implementing Casebook's customizable software allowed the organization to centralize data, streamline workflows, and enhance its guest-first approach.
The new system improved service delivery, strengthened guest relationships, facilitated growth through better reporting and funding, and supported the development of a custom app for enhanced mail service management.
With a focus on efficiency and community care, Lansing Police Department utilizes advanced tools like the Casebook cloud-based case management system to streamline processes and improve outcomes for residents in need. Guided by its values of service, professionalism, and innovation, the Lansing Police Department continues to adapt and evolve to meet the challenges of modern policing while prioritizing community well-being.
Philadelphia Community Youth Court was founded in July 2012 with the mission to help eradicate the school-to-prison pipeline. The organization provides training for the development of school-based and community-based youth courts, which are programs where youth sanction their peers for minor delinquent and school discipline policy offenses and other problem behaviors. Youth offenders agree to participate in a hearing utilizing the principles of restorative justice and agree to complete restorative sanctions offered by a jury of youth peers. Peers also serve as bailiffs, judges, and advocates.
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