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Get more time back in your day by utilizing a platform that helps you organize schedules, manage information, and track important data to ensure you're making a positive impact.





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No time? We understand.
Managing schedules, goals, and ensuring your students are cared for takes a lot of time and energy. Being able to organize your program's information and make decisions quickly is key to success.

- Wrangle schedules.
- Stop having to collect, compare, and organize availability. Let Equip make it easy.
- Organize information.
- Collect and store student information in one place for easy and efficient access.
- Manage routines.
- From daily tasks to empoloyment checklists, build and assign routines to students to help build habits.
- Communicate effectively.
- Easily send and track important messages to the students and volunteers in your program.
- Coordinate volunteers.
- You can't do it alone, offer tools to your volunteers to help them manage their schedules.
- Maintain documents.
- Keep your program documents in a centralized place with powerful access controls.
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