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10/27/2026

This week, the human services data community comes together in Cleveland, and CaseWorthy is proud to be part of it.

We’re exhibiting at the NHSDC Fall 2026 Conference (Oct 27–29), where this year’s theme is “Amplifying Outcomes With Data.” That’s the work HMIS administrators, CoC leads and data analysts do every day: turning records into insight, and insight into better outcomes for the people they serve.

Stop by our CaseWorthy booth to meet our team and see how ClientTrack by CaseWorthy supports HMIS reporting, data quality and cross-program visibility, so your team can spend less time trying to figure out the data and more time using it.

See you in the Rock & Roll capital! 🎸 (https://hubs.la/Q04CmT2J0)

We're excited to be exhibiting at the NHSDC Fall 2026 Conference in Cleveland!

10/22/2026

A survivor should be able to tell their story once and have that information follow them safely through the services they need.

Survivors' stories are crucial to getting them the resources and support they need, but each telling takes a toll. As part of our focus on Domestic Violence Awareness Month, we address ways survivor services organizations can balance the need to capture critical data with helping survivors heal and move on.

Read the full article at https://hubs.la/Q04BXpzB0

Domestic violence survivors often retell their trauma at every intake, referral, and handoff. Learn how domestic violence case management software can connect shelter, advocacy, legal, and housing services so survivors share their story once, with privacy and consent built in.

10/21/2026

Your staff is already using AI. Do you know which tools?

Shadow AI is a security gap with client data on the line. Following part one on why AI security can’t be an afterthought, part two of our series covers six practical steps to close that gap, from a one-page policy to keeping humans in the review loop.

https://hubs.la/Q04BWnnR0

10/16/2026

A survivor in shelter gets a letter from the state Medicaid office. She has 30 days to prove she’s working, in school, or exempt. Her paperwork is wherever she left it when she got out.

HR 1, also known as the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, wasn’t written as a domestic violence bill. But its Medicaid and SNAP changes land squarely on the people DV programs serve:

- Medicaid community engagement requirements start by January 1, 2027
- Medicaid renewals move to every six months
- SNAP exemptions have already narrowed

Most programs understand what’s coming. The urgent gap is documentation.

This Domestic Violence Awareness Month, our new article covers what’s changing and four steps programs can take now, plus a free HR 1 Readiness Checklist for your team.

https://hubs.la/Q04BpMcD0

HR 1’s (commonly known as the One Big Beautiful Bill Act), Medicaid work requirements and SNAP changes hit domestic violence survivors hard. Learn four steps DV programs can take now to protect coverage, confidentiality, and funding.

10/14/2026

Join CaseWorthy and Women Against Abuse for A Lifeline to Safety and explore how collaboration and data can strengthen survivor support.

Hear lessons from the Philadelphia Domestic Violence Hotline and learn practical ways to improve access, strengthen partnerships, and demonstrate impact to funders and stakeholders.

Register now: https://hubs.la/Q04B94k30

10/09/2026

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, a time to recognize survivors, raise awareness, and support the organizations working every day to help people find safety.

CaseWorthy is proud to support survivor service organizations with technology that protects sensitive information and reduces administrative burden, giving teams more time to focus on survivors.

Next month, join us and Women Against Abuse for A Lifeline to Safety, where we’ll explore how connected systems can help reduce gaps in care and strengthen survivor support.

Join us on November 12: https://hubs.la/Q04zLDP20

10/05/2026

Technology in human services can't sit in the back office anymore. Our CTO makes the case for technology leadership at the executive table:

- Social workers spend as little as 20% of their time with clients. Better-integrated technology could push that toward 45%.
- Digitally mature nonprofits report 1.3x lower burnout.
- Only half of human services nonprofits track real client outcomes.

And AI is already inside your organization. The question is whether you govern it.

Read more: https://hubs.la/Q04z8TR80

If technology is still a support function in your organization, that positioning is costing you in staff capacity, funder relationships, and the ability to prove impact. It's also leaving you flat-footed on AI, which hasn't arrived on the horizon. It arrived quietly, inside your organization, throug...

09/29/2026

How does Lancaster County stay HUD-compliant and close the loop on referrals? Sheldon Kepiro, IT Director at Community Action Partnership and HMIS Lead, shares how his team uses CaseWorthy to:

- Run shelters, coordinated entry, outreach, and housing on one instance
- Replace VI-SPDAT with a custom assessment built in apBuilder
- Close the loop on referrals through PA Navigate

"CaseWorthy has been a game changer with compliance and saving time for our clients and staff." Sheldon Kepiro

Watch now: https://hubs.la/Q04yCM3m0

See how Lancaster County's Community Action Partnership uses CaseWorthy to stay HUD-compliant, streamline intake, and close the loop on referrals.

09/25/2026

Not every AI solution is built for the realities of human services. Before adopting one, organizations need to understand how it handles data, transparency, human oversight, and the complexity of the work their teams do every day.

Read 5 Questions Before Adopting AI: https://hubs.la/Q04yltx20

Caseworkers spend half their day on documentation. Before adopting AI, ask these 5 critical questions to make sure it actually helps. Read now.

09/23/2026

We’re in Houston for the 2026 Texas Conference on Ending Homelessness! If you’re attending, stop by the CaseWorthy booth and meet our team. We’ll be talking about how CORE and Cara AIcan help continuums create a stronger data foundation, reduce time spent reconciling reports, and turn information into clearer insights for action.

Come see us and let’s talk about what more connected data could mean for your continuum.

https://hubs.la/Q04y7pBX0

CaseWorthy is proud to sponsor the Texas Conference on Ending Homelessness in Houston, bringing together leaders working to strengthen homeless services across Texas.