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RedMane and the case of the missing desk
Human services happen in homes, hospitals, and hurried conversations. RedMane builds the software to follow them there - and its projects reveal why moving the screen is easier than moving the system.
Academy Programs and the work of getting home
On one road in Fairmont, West Virginia, three residential programs and a school sit close together. The harder task is connecting what happens there to life beyond the campus.
The App That Follows Caseworkers Into the Field
Diona doesn't build the giant case-management systems governments buy. It builds the app that finally gets a caseworker out of the office - and Arizona says that saved $18.7 million a year.
Binti
Binti is a San Francisco-based software company building modern workflow tools for the child welfare system. Its cloud platform helps social workers license foster and adoptive families, find kin, manage cases, coordinate service referrals, and meet federal reporting requirements. Used by more than 550 agencies across 36 states plus D.C. - covering roughly half of children in U.S. foster care - Binti aims to reduce paperwork so caseworkers can spend more time helping children find safe, stable, loving families.