Agencies have templates, databases, and control processes ready for data input.
Fourteen students, from the Indiana Academy for Sciences, Humanities, and Mathematics, volunteered sixty hours through United Way Community Tech Link to help nonprofit entities solve some problems. Gateway Health Clinic, who recently received its first computer, had lessons on Internet and email use. IA students set up an inventory control process that will help with managing the clinic medicine. Developing a new MS Access database for Isanogel, students then began importing data the old database. This will save Isanogel staff hours of work as the summer camp sessions begin.