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CVMS is available in Summit County with the generous support of:

 

Charter One Bank

Cisco Foundation

City of Akron

City of Barberton

Enterprise Holdings Foundation

Margaret Clark Morgan Foundation

OMNOVA Solutions Foundation

The Charles E. & Mabel M. Ritchie Memorial Foundation

The Mary S. and David C. Corbin Foundation

The Sisler McFawn Foundation

United Way of Summit County

Welty Family Foundation

Anonymous Corporate Donations

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Community Voice Mail System Features

 Community Voice Mail has value beyond simply providing a voice mail number to a person in crisis or transition and providing their case manager with a reliable way to stay in touch with them. The following lays out the unique features of CVMS and ideas for linking CVMS to a community wide communication and resource management infrastructure.

     Broadcast Messaging: Provides the ability to reach all clients at a single agency, in an entire CVM territory, or all CVM territories with one message. This is a resource that will allow you to post job listings, civic engagement, weather alerts and EITC eligibility.

     Reply to Broadcast Messaging: When a CVM Manager or Case Worker sends a broadcast voice message to their clients, each client can push a button and reply to the sender of the message without having to make an additional call. This feature has proven to be very useful in gathering responses quickly from clients: in one example, the Houston CVM Manager sent a question via broadcast voice message and received more than 250 responses from clients in a 24-hour period.

     Email Notification: Clients with email addresses can opt to receive an email notification of “new messages waiting” so that they know to find a phone to check their voice mail box. This feature is especially helpful to clients who do not have daily access to a phone but may be checking email at libraries and community computer labs.

     Usage Reporting: Knowing when a client last accessed their voice mail is an important indicator of usage, and helps case workers know if clients are listening to their messages.

     Ability to Issue Voice Surveys: The CVMS system can be used to collect survey data from clients (clients listen to questions and respond).

     Email Broadcast Messaging: When a client provides an email address, the address will be added to a broadcast email list that the CVMS Coordinator can use to send messages to his/her clients. (i.e. job postings, agency events, job readiness classes, workshops, etc...)

     Ability to create "hotlines": CVMS Coordinator can create hotlines that clients can call to access recorded information.

     Demographic/Outcomes
      Database Integration:
The CVMS system fully integrates the voice mail service with the demographic/outcome database we use to track our clients.

     Reset by Phone: The ability to reset an unused number from any phone.

     Multi-lingual Prompts: The CVMS system currently offers prompts in Spanish in addition to English. We have plans to enable additional languages in the future.

 
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