Philanthropic Program

Technology Equity for
Frontline Care

Sponsoring free case management technology for 1,000 case managers at underserved community organizations — at no cost to the programs.

Case manager at work with a community member
The Problem

Frontline programs are managing crises on spreadsheets

Most community-based violence intervention programs, domestic violence shelters, reentry organizations, and social services nonprofits are running their case management on spreadsheets and email.

Clients fall through the cracks. Follow-ups don't happen. Outcomes go unmeasured. And when funders ask "what did you accomplish?" — these organizations can't answer.

It's not a capacity problem. It's a technology access problem — and it's solvable.

The Solution

Free access to QGCase — purpose-built for this work

Cervello Research is sponsoring free access to QGCase — a purpose-built case management platform — for organizations that can't afford it. QGCase is already trusted by leading programs:

  • TVAP at Temple University Hospital
  • CHOP's Violence Intervention Program
  • UMMS Shock Trauma Violence Intervention Program
  • City of San Jose Social Services

These programs run sophisticated operations on QGCase. This initiative puts the same tools in the hands of programs with a fraction of their budget.

Technology tools for community organizations
The Math

One grant. Field-wide impact.

1,000
Case Managers
×
$50
Per Month Per Seat
×
12
Months
$600,000 / year
A single philanthropic grant funds technology equity for an entire field.
The Exchange

Value flows in both directions

What participating organizations receive

  • Free Case Essentials tier — full case management functionality
  • Onboarding support and staff training
  • Access to a peer community of similar programs
  • No credit card, no contracts, no deadline to upgrade
  • Ability to demonstrate measurable outcomes to their own funders

What funding partners receive

  • Aggregate anonymized outcome data across all participating programs
  • Quarterly impact reports, formatted for grantee reporting
  • A window into community health at scale — one of the first cross-program datasets of its kind
  • Named recognition and optional advisory role in research design
  • Tax-deductible contribution to a 501(c)(3) nonprofit
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