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Getting engagement from your community

These are extraordinary times that we are living through, the current global crisis is something we thought only ever happened in the movies. Life as we know it from now on will be quite different. It is quite likely Covid-19 will influence the way we work in the future.

Contact Tracing is a hot topic around the world at the moment - but what is it, and how do we do it? What are some of the options out there, and which option is best?

Due to the current Covid-19 pandemic many organisations now realise the importance of having good clean and accurate data. When situations change rapidly and you need to get in touch with everyone quickly an up-to-date database is vital.

What are the implications for charities and churches coming out of lockdown and how do we record data needed for contact tracing?

Here at infoodle we want to help and support you as you help and support your community. As an infoodle user you are now best positioned to keep in touch with your community and for them to keep in touch with you. 

In a world where we get bombarded with emails every day, trying to get someone to open your email and read the information you are trying to convey is a hard task. There are however some emails that people tend to open a lot more reliably than others, especially when it comes to their money!

This blog is part of a two part series looking at practical ways to keep safe and Putting People First during the COVID-19 Pandemic. In Part 1 we looked at what COVID-19/Coronavirus is, how to keep safe, and some resources for helping your community, and keeping informed. In this second blog we’ll be looking at how infoodle can help you with the challenges of running your organisation remotely.

We are living in a rapidly changing world at the moment in the midst of the COVID-19 Pandemic. For a lot of Not-for-profit and community based organisations, this brings a lot of questions and challenges. At infoodle, we are all about Putting People First, but what are some practical ways we can do this?

Year end reporting can seem like a huge task but with some forward planning it need not be so onerous. Not for profit reporting may differ from for profit reporting depending on your country's regulations. Usually there is additional reporting that needs to be done for not for profit organisations in order to maintain their charitable status.