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Posted in Case Management, Community Resources, Idealistics on Sep 30th, 2008
Last week all of us at Idealistics went to meet with two of our clients: Inland Valley Hope Partners and the City of Pomona Community Services Department. The purpose of the meetings was to get out of the office and have the whole team see our systems in action.
During our first visit, we met [...]
Posted in Community Resources, Social Services, Technology on Jul 8th, 2008
A recently published Public Policy Institute of California (PPIC) report provides some sobering statistics on information technology access of low-income and minority Californians. The PPIC reports:
Less than half of California Latinos (48%) have home computers compared to about eight in 10 or more for whites (86%), Asians (84%), and blacks (79%). Just four in [...]
Posted in Community Resources on Apr 11th, 2008
Today I had the opportunity to present the usage statistics and data collection and gaps analysis results for pomonafamilyresources.org to the City of Pomona Youth and Family Master Plan (YFMP) committee. Interesting among the findings is that the site has been effective at reaching out to those the YFMP committee intended to target, youth and [...]
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