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CalCyber.org - Mobile App

Community Resource Access App

CalCyber.org is developing a free, easy-to-use mobile application that helps individuals and families quickly find critical services in their community.

The app is designed to serve people experiencing homelessness, housing insecurity, food insecurity, health challenges, and other urgent needs by providing a single trusted access point to nearby shelters, food banks, free healthcare clinics, mental health resources, abuse support centers, and other public benefit services.

During high-risk periods such as flu season, public health emergencies, extreme weather, or local disasters, the app can help users identify available shelter, support services, and community resources when timing matters most.

The platform will be available on both iOS and Android and will be free to use. CalCyber.org intends to partner with shelters, healthcare providers, food banks, nonprofits, and public agencies to keep resource information accurate, up to date, and accessible.

Our goal is simple: help people in crisis find the right support faster, while strengthening the network of organizations serving our most vulnerable communities.

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Computer Design and Lab Development 

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CalCyber.org is proud to design and install computer training labs and technology centers for use by staff and public centers for the communities with which the recipients of our support serve. Providing key access to technology and the systems and services our partners hope to offer to their communities. CalCyber.org designs these centers, installs these systems, and services maintenance and management requests as needed. Allowing of fellow Community Partners focus on what they do best, allowing us to do what we do best. 

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Computer Lab Design -Woman's Shelter Long Beach 

CalCyber.org was pleased to donated staff computers and established a fully equipped computer lab for the children of the residents at this Shelter, enabling both the staff and the children to utilize technology for education, empowerment, and healing. Not only did we donate the hardware we undertook the installation of these essential machines and networking devices, ensuring a seamless and secure digital environment for both staff and residents. 

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Network Architecture -Miriam's House 

Promises Foundation's Miriam's house in Los Angeles.  CalCyber.org provided and donated the installation of network infrastructure and wireless access points covering the entire property servicing these residents. Quickly and efficiently re-wiring the entire property with network cable helping the foundation effectively communicate, coordinate, and deliver much-needed services to their beneficiaries.  CalCyber.org provided a detailed analysis of the property and grounds and was able to strategically place wireless communication devices through the property to ensure both residents and staff had the highest standard of connectivity available. 

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Computer Lab Equipment - Orange County Homeless Shelter

CalCyber.org provided direct Computer Hardware donations to the Orange County Homeless Shelter for the purposes of the development of Computer Labs to be used for education and occupation training.  CalCyber.org provided the donation of 15 high technology Desktop Computers along with matching Brand New 24 Inch Lenovo Display Screens. 

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CalCyber.org | California Cyber Alliance 

| 300 Spectrum Center Drive Suite 400

Irvine, CA 92618

Email: info@calcyber.org

Phone: 949-414-6862

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Help educate, facilitate, and secure safe access the technologies needed in the modern education, work, and personal spaces throughout California. Providing services to those who help others.

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