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Refugee resettlement through the church is more successful than otherwise — why? Connections and shared resources. That’s just one of the reasons for Waybase, a powerful new software system that maps charities and organizations — including where they work, who they help, and how to work together. Pulling together this data is helping identify “deserts” where needs aren’t being met, and also helping to build new networks. The better the data, the stronger the relationships.
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