With a proven track record solving global social problems, ECINS has its finger on the heartbeat on what’s happening in the human services sector. The more we learn, the more good we can do, and the more we share our knowledge and technology, the more vulnerable people are supported. Learn what we’ve discovered about industry best practices, collaborative work, data security, new regulations, and safeguarding vulnerable people.
Reflection is vital for growth in many contexts. Psychology reinforces the value of reflection, highlighting the numerous benefits of reflective exercises. Reflection as a tool for growth in school support
Young people in today’s world can have a great deal of stresses to navigate and overcome. Wider global issues combine with a student’s social, emotional and domestic situations to create
Frontline workers in social services are the backbone of community support, tirelessly working to improve the lives of vulnerable individuals. Their roles often require them to be out in the
Students with parents and caregivers that engage in their school life have a 98% average attendance rate. Alongside social and emotional development, attending school is vital for a child’s well-being
Reducing reoffending and rehabilitating offenders is one of the primary functions of the ECINS Case Management Platform all over the world. High recidivism rates not only strain legal and correctional
Data sovereignty, transparency, and ownership are both a moral and regulatory requirement when supporting vulnerable people. Vulnerable individuals entrust organisations with personal details that, if mishandled, could lead to severe
Everywhere you look, things are getting worse. If you want any proof of that, ask the local soup kitchen, ask the local FDV organisation, chances are they will all tell
Mental health problems impact 14% of 10-19-year-olds worldwide, and this figure is rising. In 2023, 1 in 5 UK children had a probable mental disorder. Six years prior, this figure
It’s no secret that case management is becoming more complex. Organisations are being required to do an increasing amount of case work to support the same number of people. Whether
The difficulty for vulnerable people to get the support they need has never been greater. Disjointed relationships between organisations and overly bureaucratic government reporting means that even when people find
“A lot of our clients are IT illiterate. The client engagement app is quite accessible and user friendly. A lot of thought has gone into the space around the user.”
Devon Cuimara, Founder & CEO, Aboriginal Males Healing Centre
“The Client Engagement module streamlines the whole support process for the participant themselves. They may need alcohol and drug abuse assistance, mental health services, homelessness and more. This brings it all together under one umbrella.”
Devon Cuimara, Founder & CEO, Aboriginal Males Healing Centre
“Having our information on ECINS, which can be accessed remotely, enables our outreach team to work outside of the office in community settings, which provides significant cost and time savings.”
Deborah Hooton, Service Manager, Rape Crisis Centre
“The difference ECINS is making to our organization for efficiency, effectiveness, accessibility and managing our caseloads is enormous. It is transforming the way we can store and manage the families we are supporting.”
Kirsty Richardson, Head of Operations , Tiny Life
“ECINS has been absolutely pivotal in the way we are able to work. We don’t have any other system that can communicate across agencies and that is as critical to the work that we currently do.”
Claire George, Head of Peterborough’s Pupil Referral Service and Safeguarding and Prevent Lead for Education, Peterborough
“Our partnership with ECINS gives us a competitive advantage and places us at the cutting edge of monitoring and evaluation. This is going to be a significant catalyst in our success in securing funding, moving forward.”
Devon Cuimara, Founder & CEO, Aboriginal Males Healing Centre
