Coordinated Assistance Network
VisionLink has been selected as the national provider for shelter and case management information sharing for an unprecedented partnership among seven of the nation’s leading disaster relief non-profit organizations.
Alliance of Information & Referral Systems
American Red Cross
National Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster
Safe Horizon
Salvation Army
9-11 United Services Group
United Way of America
The Coordinated Assistance Network also supports Pilot City efforts in San Francisco, Seattle, Okalahoma, Washington D.C., New Orleans, and New York City.
Maine 2-1-1 Moves Statewide
Under the operational leadership of Ingraham Industries in Maine, a new statewide 2-1-1 system has launched statewide--supported by VisionLink's Tapestry system. Ingraham was recently selected as this year's 6 WHO CARE Agency of Distinction, and brings more than 35 years experience to their efforts.
New Jersey Mental Health Association
The Mental Health Association of New Jersey is deploying Tapestry to better support its advocacy and client services systems for children and adults. MHANJ works to help clients achieve their full potential, free from stigma and other barriers to care and recovery.
New York City Mental Health Association
The Mental Health Association of New York City is a private, not-for-profit organization that works to change attitudes about mental illness, improve services, and promote community-wide mental health. The MHA is deploying Tapestry first for it's LifeNet city-wide referral program and then for its more comprehensive client service systems.
State of South Carolina, Lt. Governor's Office
The State of South Carolina, Lt. Governors Office, has launched Tapestry to support a statewide elder care information and referral and client tracking system, one of the most effective and fully supported in the nation.
The State of Arizona, Governor's Office
Visit www.az211.gov to explore the nation's first state-wide integrated Emergency Management and 2-1-1 system. Deployed with VisionLink's Tapestry, and partner Terida System's content management systems. This serves as the nation's leading example of state-supported, integrated disaster and health and human service information system technology.
New Mexico Teacher Licensure
VisionLink's design experts, working with the Public Education Department of New Mexico, have brought teacher licensure to the Web. Building on VisionLink's educational modules, this innovative approach links instructional licensing to real-world evidence of teacher and student work. Teachers submit dossiers of their classroom instruction and samples of their students' work. Dossiers are reviewed and scored by professionally trained educators.
Nevada Launches 2-1-1 Statewide
Moving from another software solution, the 2-1-1 provider for Nevada, HELP, is preparing their data for transfer into VisionLink systems for statewide use. Licensed by the United Way of Reno, the two organizations are working to build integrated case management across from the state.
Colorado HMIS Selects Tapestry
Every Continuum of Care in Colorado has selected Tapestry as the system of choice for implementation of the new HUD HMIS regulations. The HMIS system will be fully integrated with the state's 2-1-1 system for extraordinary power and effectiveness.