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American Rescue Plan Act: Aid to Tribal Governments Disbursement

May 24, 2021/in Adoption, Adult Protective Services, Child Protective Services, Domestic Violence, Employment and Training, Enrollment, Foster Care, Indian Child Welfare, News, TANF Reporting, Tribal Court, Tribal Government, Tribal TANF, Tribal Treatment Services /by Tracey Rosenlund

American Rescue Plan Act has Dedicated Tribal Funding

March 23, 2021/in Adoption, Adult Protective Services, Child Protective Services, Domestic Violence, Employment and Training, Enrollment, Foster Care, Indian Child Welfare, News, TANF Reporting, Tribal Court, Tribal Government, Tribal TANF, Tribal Treatment Services /by Tracey Rosenlund

Integrated Solutions for Tribal Social Services Recording available

December 16, 2020/in Adoption, Adult Protective Services, Child Protective Services, Domestic Violence, Employment and Training, Enrollment, Foster Care, Indian Child Welfare, TANF Reporting, Tribal Court, Tribal Government, Tribal TANF, Tribal Treatment Services /by Tracey Rosenlund

If you missed the live webcast exploring our innovate approach to integrated data from tribal social service departments, you can register for to watch it here.

Integrating data from multiple tribal departments helps Tribes efficiently manage information for tribal services and effectively administer those services. Handel Information Technologies has developed a suite of standard modules and functionality that are designed to seamlessly integrate the information from multiple departments.

RiteTrack’s security model allows tribes to define information that will be shared as well as what will be kept confidential between departments.

This webinar will discuss the benefits of and best practices for developing an integrated system implemented for multiple programs.

Sharing data between departments, through multiple modules, eliminates redundant data entry, empowers staff to be more efficient, and enables comprehensive reporting across all services provided to members.

Click here to register and view it today! You can email us any additional questions you have or if you would like to schedule a demonstration of a particular module or multiple modules that your Tribe may need.

Recording Available for Managing Services and Improving Outcomes in Indian Child Welfare

October 15, 2020/in Adoption, Adult Protective Services, Child Protective Services, Domestic Violence, Foster Care, Indian Child Welfare, Tribal Government /by Tracey Rosenlund

In case you missed the live demonstration of RiteTrack’s Indian Child Welfare and Protective Services Module, you can access a recording here.

During this broadcast you can see a database and case management solution designed specifically for tribal ICW and Protective Services. The system also incorporates data for federal requirements into everyday case management.

This web-based software records all demographics and aspects of clients and cases, enables simple yet comprehensive reporting, and includes a security model tailored to the Tribe’s confidentiality requirements.

Register for access to this recording and you’ll see the standard case management functionality including:

Investigations
Findings
Assessments
Referrals
Active Efforts
Foster Homes
Out-of-Home Placements
Treatment and Service Plans

Additionally, RiteTrack includes several standard reports necessary to ICW that turn your data into information that can document your services and inform ways to improve outcomes.

RiteTrack modules can be implemented as standalone solutions or with other modules to create an integrated system.

Whether operating as an independent solution or in concert with other modules, the ICW/Protective Services Module is a tool that saves staff time by simplifying data input and case management and eliminating the need to sift through cumbersome paper files. This gives ICW/Protective Services staff more time to focus on providing the best possible services for the families being served.

Contact us to request more information or to schedule a demonstration of the system.

Catch Up on the Tribal Data Analytics Webcast Recording

August 14, 2020/in Adoption, Adult Protective Services, Child Protective Services, Domestic Violence, Employment and Training, Enrollment, Foster Care, Indian Child Welfare, TANF Reporting, Tribal Court, Tribal Government, Tribal TANF, Tribal Treatment Services /by Tracey Rosenlund

If you missed August’s webcast, you can register to watch a recording here.

Today’s organizations have more data available to them than ever before. Yet, few organizations truly understand how to harness this data and turn it into information and knowledge. Data analytics can be used to create meaningful information out of the wealth of data available. Explore data analytics and how to apply this information through the process of Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI) to create a better picture of programs and improve tribal social services provided to members with us.

During this recording you will learn how analytics translates program data into tangible information. We will examine the distinctions between data, information, and knowledge while incorporating the parts of and processes needed for CQI. You’ll see how this information that came directly from your data can be used to make better decisions, inform policy-making, and, ultimately, provide better services to members.

There are three types of information we will cover: descriptive, predictive, and prescriptive. Descriptive information tells us what happened or is happening with demographics and from community situations. Predictive information tells us what will happen next. Prescriptive information informs us of what we can do to improve situations and outcomes for members.

We’ll examine different types of data models and how they can be used for analysis as well as how to make practical use of this information. The process of analytics involves data becoming descriptive information, then predictive intelligence, which leads to prescriptive knowledge that can be used to inform decisions and changes to improve services and outcomes.

Finally, the philosophy of CQI can be used to both ensure that data is accurately and consistently collected and that it is used as a method to analyze and react to the data. Collecting and analyzing data are critical throughout each step in the process. We will look at applying CQI within an agency to better understand and improve the services provided to members.

Register here for access to the recording.

Webcast recording: Analyzing and Reporting on Tribal Data Analytics with Excel

July 14, 2020/in Adoption, Adult Protective Services, Child Protective Services, Domestic Violence, Employment and Training, Enrollment, Foster Care, Indian Child Welfare, TANF Reporting, Tribal Court, Tribal Government, Tribal TANF, Tribal Treatment Services /by Tracey Rosenlund

If you wanted to learn new ways to review, analyze and create reports in Microsoft Excel from your tribal data, you need not worry if you missed the live demonstration we hosted.

You can register to watch a recording here.

So whether you use RiteTrack or a different information system to manage your tribal data, you probably have faced the challenge of needing some specific information that your current system cannot produce. Generating data is a critical piece of providing quality services to members and clients.

You may have received a request from council or administration for a statistical report that wasn’t standard in your system or needed statistics for a grant application that weren’t easily produced. During this demonstration, the founder and Chairman of Handel Information Technologies will share with you powerful techniques to use in Microsoft Excel to extract better information from your current data.

Some of the topics covered in this webinar include:
• Importing data into Excel
• Formatting data tables
• Filtering and sorting data
• Producing powerful data visualizations
• Analyzing data with pivot tables
• Creating “what-if” analyses with solver and data tables

So, the next time somebody asks you for a breakdown of statistics for tribal members that isn’t standard in your system, you will no longer need worry or cringe. After attending this, you can use some of the techniques from this demonstration to fulfill the request.

Register to watch the recording here, and email us with any questions you may have.

Breaking Down Barriers by Integrating Systems Recording

May 14, 2020/in Adoption, Adult Protective Services, Child Protective Services, Domestic Violence, Employment and Training, Enrollment, Foster Care, Indian Child Welfare, TANF Reporting, Tribal Court, Tribal Government, Tribal TANF, Tribal Treatment Services /by Tracey Rosenlund

If you were unable to attend the webinar live, you can register to watch a recording here.

At Handel, we work with many Tribes who have adopted initiatives to implement integrated software solutions and eliminate data silos between programs. See some examples of integrated systems here, here, and here.

These initiatives can feel daunting or even overwhelming, but the benefits are well worth the effort. There are many potential benefits to integrating data from multiple departments. Sharing this information between programs (as defined by security parameters) helps eliminate redundant data entry, enables staff to work more efficiently, and empowers programs to better deliver services to members and clients.

Register for this recording to learn about the probable benefits, best practices, potential challenges, and real-world examples of successfully integrated systems and elimination of data silos.

To request more information about our solutions or to schedule a personal demonstration of RiteTrack click here.

Managing Services & Improving Outcomes in ICW with RiteTrack Recording

April 28, 2020/in Adoption, Adult Protective Services, Child Protective Services, Domestic Violence, Employment and Training, Enrollment, Foster Care, Indian Child Welfare, TANF Reporting, Tribal Court, Tribal Government, Tribal TANF, Tribal Treatment Services /by Tracey Rosenlund

If you were unable to attend the live presentation of this webcast, you can register to watch the recording here. During this session we showcased a better software system that has been designed specifically for Indian Child Welfare and Child Protective Services (ICW/CPS) programs and that can be customized to a Tribe’s unique specifications. The system also incorporates data for federal requirements into everyday case management.

Watch the recording to review the ICW/CPS module available in RiteTrack. This database software records all demographics and aspects of clients and cases, enables simple yet comprehensive reporting, and includes a security model tailored to the Tribe’s confidentiality requirements.

Functionality illustrated from this module for ICW/CPS case management included:

Investigations
Findings
Assessments
Referrals
Active Efforts
Foster Homes
Out-of-Home Placements
Treatment and Service Plans

RiteTrack includes several standard reports that turn your data into information that can document your services and inform ways to improve outcomes.

RiteTrack modules can be implemented as standalone solutions or with other modules to create an integrated system. Whether operating as an independent solution or in concert with other modules, the ICW/CPS module is a tool that saves staff time by simplifying data input and case management and eliminating the need to sift through cumbersome paper files. This gives ICW/CPS more time to focus on providing the best possible services for the families being served.

To request more information or to schedule a demonstration of this module or any of the others, email us.

Donate to NICWA to enter to win a trip to Hawaii

April 22, 2020/in Adoption, Adult Protective Services, Child Protective Services, Domestic Violence, Employment and Training, Enrollment, Foster Care, Indian Child Welfare, TANF Reporting, Tribal Court, Tribal Government, Tribal TANF, Tribal Treatment Services /by Tracey Rosenlund

To provide additional help to during the COVID-19 outbreak, the National Indian Child Welfare Association developed a fundraiser sweepstakes and promoted it at their annual conference. The first prize is an all-inclusive (future) trip to Hawaii. NICWA is dedicated to the well-being of American Indian and Alaska Native children and families. Each year, NICWA holds a grand prize contest at our annual conference with the goal of raising $10,000 to protect Native children and families wherever we need it most.

There are several tiers for the number of tickets (or entries) you will receive for your donation, and you can use the code HANDEL15 for a 15% increase to the number of tickets you are entered for through your donation. Their sweepstakes is open to everyone, so your friends, family, and community members can participate too!

The 4-day/3-night excursion to Waikiki includes airfare, accommodations and several activities, and the second prize in sweepstakes is a Microsoft Surface Pro. For more details check the sweepstakes page here https://nicwa.tapkat.org/winahawaiitrip

The entry deadline is June 1, 2020, so don’t wait! Your donations go to a worthy organization that helps protect Native children and might just score you an island getaway.

Donate and enter to win here https://nicwa.tapkat.org/winahawaiitrip

RiteTrack for Tribal Courts Webcast Recording

March 17, 2020/in Domestic Violence, Tribal Court, Tribal Government, Tribal Treatment Services /by Tracey Rosenlund

If you weren’t able to join us for the live presentation of the Tribal Court Module webcast, you can register for a recording here. Due to some technical difficulties, the first 11 minutes do not share a screen, but that was during the introduction. Please skip forward to that time if you would like to omit the introduction. Alternatively, you can view an older recording here, but it does not review the treatment services functionality shown in this one.

If your Tribal Court is drowning in paper or using software not well-suited to manage your cases, RiteTrack offers a Tribal Court module that was developed specifically for Tribal Courts and Healing to Wellness Courts. We partner with Tribes throughout Indian Country who use this system to streamline and enhance Tribal Court services.

Register for this recording to see a firsthand demonstration of this dynamic module.

Functionality included in the Tribal Court module manages Courts’ client, staff, charge, and cases. It also includes standard functionality for arrests, citations, and hearings, and it generates powerful statistical reports that can be used for grant reporting needs. RiteTrack can be configured to the specific case types, hearings, and charges of all Tribes.

During this webcast we’ll examine how RiteTrack manages:

Case Tracking
- Civil
- Criminal
Tribal Charges
Hearings and Legal Actions
Case Notes
Staff Assignment
Related Documents
System Reporting

The module also offers an array of standard reports including rap sheets, case summaries, statistical reports (can be used for CTAS funding) and other reports for grant funding.

Register and watch the recording to see how RiteTrack manages Tribal Court data and gives greater insight into every Tribal Court that has implemented it.