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Goods & Services

Software as a service (SAAS) services featuring software to manage public welfare cases for use by government and non-profit agencies

Computer services, namely, providing an on-line computer database for agencies to share data in the fields of juvenile delinquency, adult correction, public safety, and child protective services in the nature of identifying abuse and neglect, initiating child protective services investigations, safety assessments, assessing the likelihood of future child protection system involvement, identifying family caregiver strengths and needs, and assessing family reunification goals

Educational services, namely, training individuals in the fields of child welfare, juvenile delinquency, adult correction, public safety, juvenile justice, criminal justice, and adult protective services

Providing public policy information in the field of juvenile justice, criminal justice, child welfare, adult protective services and education reform; compiling and analyzing public policy data and statistics, and other sources of information for the purpose of helping governments and non-profit agencies reform their policies and services relating to juvenile justice, criminal justice, child welfare, adult protective services and education; public policy consulting services in the field of juvenile justice, criminal justice, best practices for implementing child welfare systems, adult protective services and education reform; public policy consulting services specializing in the use of research-based decision-support assessment models composed of evidence-based risk assessments used by agencies in the field of juvenile justice, criminal justice, adult protective services and education in order to direct programs and services more effectively; public policy consulting services specializing in the use of research-based decision-support assessment models composed of evidence-based risk assessments used by child welfare agencies to classify families and youth based on likelihood of future system involvement in order to direct programs and services more effectively