ComingHome.app

iOS Universel / Education

Coming Home is the nation’s only secure interactive app with included online case management system that provides human and sex trafficking victims a reliable means of finding and receiving resources. Coming Home App and the online system is also a mobile app simplifying the connection and delivering offline services and a learning companion to clients, survivors youth mentees and others. This mobile app and online system requires an active Coming Home Web Interface account in order to assign it to your clients and mentees. Users can access the intuitive eLearning library, respond to wellness and educational goals, report potential trafficking behavior and review career opportunities. Real-time messaging journaling are included, several more features including video chat capabilities, facial recognition and location-based alerts are soon to come. Access to the app will be assigned by your provider. Visit cominghomeapp.com for details. Available on multiple platforms, the Coming Home App is a space where victims, at-risk youth, advocates, social workers, mentors, teachers, educators, law enforcers, and other service providers work individually or with one another to rebuild lives and strengthen their own knowledge with the appropriate tools needed to accomplish these goals.

PRICING:

FREE for Victims/Survivors of Human Trafficking, At-Risk Youth, Youth Mentees.
For Agencies, Institutions, Schools for Profit Companies or NGO’s:
Please contact us for pricing. Email to: Home@moretoolife.org

It is also for employees as an e-learning and prevention tool. It serves as a digital communication tool to also empower the staffs of HR and other departments for the private or public sector, who are involved in the prevention of human trafficking, or those that desire to be socially responsible to their staff and community.

The Coming Home app solves a complex social problem that affects youth and their families, as well as society with educators, social workers, law enforcement, and advocates. The spread of human trafficking and its root causes are vast and it becomes more and more complex, which is why it requires a unique and collaborative platform that drives change.

Digital communication is key for providers, as well as those we mentor and seek to reach. The app and online interface is made to adapt to all of your individual case management and education needs. Features include chat and messaging capabilities, location-based services through geo-fencing, a digital journal platform with facial recognition coming later.

The app and companion online mentor or case management interface is designed to adapt to the various organizations’ individual case management and education needs. Features found in Coming Home include messaging capabilities, goal setting, task assignments, and a digital personal journal platform.

Coming Home also provides vital safety features for at-risk individuals, victims, service providers and law enforcement, including location-based services, geo-fencing and tip reporting and a chameleon screen for user privacy and protection.

We recognize that technology and digital devices are both parts of the problem, and in parallel are keys to the solution of the growing amount of exploitation over the Internet and social media that leads to human trafficking and its root causes. We believe that educating the next generation on the informed use of smart devices and apps, how to identify predators online, and how to best ask for help when stuck in a critical situation are key.

Which can enable a safer and more sustainable lifestyle for those victims or at-risk youth or even young adults as well as at-risk violators.

The Coming Home App along with More Too Life and its partners seek to create a world free from exploitation, and with the rapid changes of virtual interaction, sees the need to provide a needed digital tool gap reaching around the globe.

Quoi de neuf dans la dernière version ?

- Updated branding to reflect branding of company.
- fixed bug on dashboard where notifications were not showing accurate numbers.