Every NECX guide for victim service agencies: VOCA and HUD grant reporting, case management, crisis hotline operations, shelter management and survivor-centered technology.
Where VOCA money comes from, how it reaches local programs, what it pays for, and the reporting and confidentiality rules every VOCA subrecipient has to meet.
A plain-language guide to HMIS: who has to use it, what data goes in, which HUD reports come out, and why domestic violence programs use a comparable database instead.
How coordinated community response partners can refer survivors to each other with informed, specific consent — so clients don't repeat their story and agencies stay within VAWA and VOCA confidentiality rules.
How domestic violence and emergency shelters move from whiteboards and spreadsheets to a live bed board — with family check-in, waitlists, transfers and the HUD stay data funders require.
From ringing advocates in the browser to never losing a callback, here is what domestic violence and sexual assault hotlines should expect from crisis hotline software in 2026.
A practical checklist for executive directors and program managers evaluating case management software for DV/SA programs, victim-witness offices, shelters and hotlines — from confidentiality to funder reports to pricing.
Why domestic violence and sexual assault programs can't use HMIS, what a HUD comparable database must do, and how to produce a CoC APR or ESG CAPER that passes in Sage.
What VOCA subgrantees report in OVC's Performance Measurement Tool each quarter, the counting mistakes that trigger corrections, and a workflow that keeps the numbers ready before the deadline.
