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The Charity Management Solution is aimed at improving the operational efficiency of volunteer welfare organisations and helping them to optimise the use of resources and services.
The solution comprises several groups of applications which handle the information requirements of the different sectors such as disabled services, children and youth services, family support and community care services, family services centres, elderly services, aftercare and rehabilitation services, as well as medical and health services.
Key components of the solution for the various sectors include:
Disabled Services Sector
- Disabled students system
- Day activities system
- Hostelites database system
- Residential homes system
- Job placement system
- Vocational training centre system
- Sheltered/production workshop system
Children & Youth Services Sector
- Children and youth casework and client database systems
Family Support & Community Care Services Sector
- Family support and community care casework and client database systems
Family Services Centre Sector
- Family Services Centre casework system
- Family Life Education Programme participants system
- Family enquirers database and referral service system
Elderly Services Sector
- Elderly day care system
- Residential and respite care system
Aftercare & Rehabilitation Services Sector
- Aftercare and rehabilitation care database system
- Aftercare volunteers database system
- Medical and health services sector
- Medical and health database system
Support Services
- Donors database system
- Volunteers system
Generic Systems
- Financial assistance system
- Land and building database system
- Agency database system
Benefits
The Charity Management Solution
- enables volunteer welfare organisations to deliver faster and more efficient services to clients
- provides volunteer welfare organisations with better visibility into limited resources, to ensure the proper distribution of these resources
- provides management with relevant statistics and management reports to support more effective planning
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