Software to Enable Servicing the Homeless
WHAT WE DO
The Challenge
Homeless Service Agencies, governmental bodies of Continuum of Care organizations engage in activities to improve the quality of life for homeless residents. These organizations provide emergency shelter, social services, food, mental health services, and emergency food.
A Response
Retail Sciences provides software that enables these agencies to service their constituents and collect the data they need to meet reporting requirements, track their clients, and meet their needs.
Vision
Retail Sciences sees streamlined data collection as the key to improving the lives of the least fortunate among us.
Activities
Retail Sciences creates events that bring together the Managers on the front line of he war against homelessness. We develop and deploy software to streamline data entry into HMIS systems through case managers’ mobile devices
Beliefs
The measure of a civilization is not how many billionaires it creates but how well it cares for its least fortunate. Every person we and our clients serve has dignity and human rights and deserves respect. Everything humanly possible must be done to protect the vulnerable, shelter the homeless, feed the hungry, and care for the children.
Products
HelpMaster Suite
HelpMaster HMIS -- enables streamlined mobile access to local HMIS data.
HelpMaster 211 -- streamlines mobile access to community resources. For caseworkers, police officers, teachers, and health care workers.
HelpMaster Beds -- streamlines access to shelter resources. Frontline workers can quickly find available shelter resources, reserve beds for their clients, and communicate with the shelters to arrange a smooth and seamless transition.
On a mission to leave the world a better place than we found it.
Dennis E. Brown
Founder
Dennis Brown founded Retail Sciences with an objective to help advance social needs by providing better technology able to facilitate government services. Through the course of his career, he has participated in creating tech products from the boardroom to the factory floor, the hospital wing, and the analyst’s cubicle.
"We expect to talk to our computers. We expect them to understand what we mean and what we need. We expect them to answer. This vision prevails in certain areas but it has not yet made it to government services, and a number of other sectors. But that day is coming."Contact Us
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