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CarePortal

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People just like you are passionate about helping children and families in their community, but sometimes it’s difficult to know how. CarePortal is an innovative tool to help connect you with people who need it. Child welfare workers and other disaster relief organizations are uniquely poised in the community to uncover the most hidden and desperate needs of children and families. During these difficult times, families are finding themselves buried underneath the burdens of poverty, unemployment and mental illness. 

You can make a real difference in their life just by receiving an email. When you sign up to receive an email, you will get direct notifications about ways you can help a family in your neighborhood or community. You can respond by funding a request, providing tangible items, directly connecting with those that you’re serving, or by committing to pray for the family. Compass oversees the CarePortal in Adams, Buffalo, and Hall counties.

If you would like to get your church involved, you can enroll your church below. We’d love to tell you about how you can be part of this transformative project. Contact Lauren Geiger, Community Engagement Lead, for more information at Lauren@COMPASSnebraska.org.

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Mobilize your faith by signing up your church, inspire a culture of generosity within your workplace, engage members of or volunteer organization, or fulfill your own personal desire to help local children and families in crisis. Sign up to receive and meet needs today!

Enroll Your Church

The Church has always been known for its response to helping vulnerable children and families. CarePortal simplifies and streamlines the process using modern technology, making benevolence easier than ever before. The platform is driven by volunteers, launching church members into service and generosity.

Submit a Request (Requesting Agencies)

If your organization is an already approved Requesting Agency, click here to submit a CarePortal request!

CAREPORTAL ROADMAP

Navigate through to see the 5 steps of the CarePortal process!

A caseworker identifies a high-impact need of a local child or family in crisis – like a crib for a new mom trying to reunify her family or a mentor for a youth transitioning out of foster care.
A caseworker identifies a high-impact need of a local child or family in crisis – like a crib for a new mom trying to reunify her family or a mentor for a youth transitioning out of foster care.
They submit a request through CarePortal, which immediately notifies the closest local churches and community members who've joined the network.
They submit a request through CarePortal, which immediately notifies the closest local churches and community members who've joined the network.
Each church can respond directly back to the caseworker to meet the need, or they can engage other churches and community partners who want to help.
Each church can respond directly back to the caseworker to meet the need, or they can engage other churches and community partners who want to help.
Whether it's one church that responds, or a community of churches, businesses and individuals working together... CarePortal makes vital connections possible through an easy-to-use platform.
Whether it's one church that responds, or a community of churches, businesses and individuals working together... CarePortal makes vital connections possible through an easy-to-use platform.
Every request presents the opportunity for churches to make meaningful connections. Sometimes, connection means meeting one need at just the right moment. At other times, connection starts life-changing relationships.
Every request presents the opportunity for churches to make meaningful connections. Sometimes, connection means meeting one need at just the right moment. At other times, connection starts life-changing relationships.

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If a brother or sister is poorly clothed and lacking in daily food,  and one of you says to them, “Go in peace, be warmed and filled,” without giving them the things needed for the body, what good is that?
James 2:15-16