Resources

The true cost of a case management system is not the monthly license. For a domestic violence shelter, rape crisis center, or family justice center, the bigger numbers are the staff hours lost to manual work and the grant funding lost to undercounting survivors. Here's how to run the break-even math for your own center.

How to design one victim services intake form that satisfies VOCA, VAWA, FVPSA, and HUD reporting requirements without compounding survivor trauma.

How StriveDB protects survivor data through defense-in-depth security, independent third-party audit, HIPAA and VAWA-aligned architecture, and purpose-built AI safeguards.

How StriveDB built Import Plus, our first AI feature for victim services case management, around survivor safety and NNEDV guidance.

The Rape Crisis Center of Central New Mexico changed case management databases to streamline their VOCA reporting, clinical notes, and volunteer management. This is their story.

Osnium and StriveDB are both case management databases built for DV shelters, SA centers, and family justice centers. Compare features, pricing, security, deployment, and what to consider in 2026.

Zero-knowledge encryption is often misunderstood in victim services. Here is what it actually means, what it cannot do, and which security features matter most.

Comparing StriveDB and Bonterra Apricot for domestic violence shelters and sexual assault centers -- pricing, features, security, and support.

When your center evaluates a case management system, features and pricing often dominate the conversation. But security should really come first.

Two-factor authentication is the single most important security feature your victim service database should have. Here is why.

How do you decide between using HMIS or a database built for Victim Services, like StriveDB?