Surrey ChaRMMs
ECINS Helps UK Community Safety Partnerships Manage the Risk of Anti-Social Behaviour and Reduce Community Harm Surrey Community Harm and Risk Management Meetings (CHaRMMs) are monthly meetings with partner agencies
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Birmingham Children’s Partnership
ECINS Helps Birmingham Children’s Partnership Build a Formal Support Network to Improve the Lives of Vulnerable Families The Birmingham Children’s Partnership is a collaboration between the Birmingham City Council, Birmingham
Aboriginal Males Healing Centre
ECINS Helps Australian Nonprofit Establish Rehabilitation Program for Aboriginal Domestic Violence Offenders Organisation: The Aboriginal Male Healing Centre (AMHC) is a not-for-profit organisation based in Newman, Western Australia that provides
Cambridgeshire Constabulary
Police Provide Rehabilitative Support for Offenders with ECINS Program: Conditional Cautioning Initiative Challenges: Cambridgeshire authorities recognized an opportunity to rehabilitate low-level offenders to decrease reoffences and improve individual’s lives. Solutions:
British Transport Police (BTP)
British Police Reduce Crime and Improve Community with ECINS Challenges: Rising incidences in retail theft, anti-social behavior, and unnecessary activity on the streets was creating an unsafe environment. Solutions: BTP
Rescue and Response Project, Mayor’s Office of Police and Crime (MOPAC), London
ECINS Helps UK Rescue Vulnerable Youth from Drug Trafficking User: The mission of the Rescue and Response Project, Mayor’s Office of Police and Crime (MOPAC), London, is to rescue drug
Mayor’s Office of Police and Crime (MOPAC), London
London Uses ECINS to Improve Reporting of Violent Offenders Highlights: Made up of 32 London Boroughs Challenges: Understanding that preventative measures could help lower the crime rate, MOPAC needed to
Lowestoft Rising
Public Sector Partnership Uses ECINS to Support Residents Highlights: Partnership of 5 public sectors, including police officials and clinical professionals. Lowestoft Rising aims to deliver better services to residents in
Peterborough City Council, Pupil Referral Service
Student Drop-Out Rate Significantly Reduced with Wraparound Support Program Managed on ECINS Highlights: Population 900,000+ Historically Low Socio-Economical Region High Student Drop-Out Rate Challenges: Peterborough City Council correlated the low
“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