Mobilise resources.
Expand access.
Strengthen communities.
CASE helps organisations mobilise support for community projects, document progress, and connect people to opportunities.
Mobilise resources Raise financial and in-kind support for community projects.
Expand access Connect people to services, learning, and sponsored opportunities. Coming soon.
Show progress Share milestone updates and evidence with supporters.
Mobilise resources for needs.
Expand access to opportunities.
Communities need resources to address local challenges and better access to existing services and opportunities. CASE brings both together through Projects and Resources.
Turn community needs into structured projects. Set milestones, mobilise financial and in-kind support, and document progress. Available now.
Connect people to existing services and opportunities. Providers list offerings, beneficiaries claim available slots, and sponsors cover fees or fund additional slots. In development.
Through Projects, grassroots organisations can mobilise support for educational needs. The proposed Resources component will connect learners with tutoring, exam preparation and skills programmes, while enabling sponsors to cover existing slot fees or fund additional slots.
Have a community need? Create a project on CASE.
Project goals, milestones, updates, and contributions are documented so supporters can follow progress.
Turn community needs into action.
Create structured projects, mobilise financial and in-kind support, and document progress.
Define project goals, activities, and milestones.
Bring together financial contributions, goods, services, and volunteer time.
Share milestone updates and evidence. Supporters can follow projects and receive notifications.
Make existing services easier to access.
Help people discover existing services and opportunities, claim available slots, and access sponsored support.
Providers publish services, availability, eligibility requirements, and access fees.
Beneficiaries discover relevant services and claim available slots.
Sponsors cover access fees or fund additional slots to reach more people.
Community needs. Local action.
Explore stories highlighting community needs and local responses.
Questions, answered.
Find answers about CASE projects, contributions, verification, and access to opportunities.
What is CASE?
CASE (Collaborative Action & Support Ecosystem) is a technology platform that helps communities mobilise resources for identified needs and access existing services and opportunities. It brings these functions together through Projects and Resources. Projects is operational; Resources is in development.
Who can use CASE?
Individuals, community organisers, grassroots groups, NGOs, and other organisations can use CASE to organise projects and mobilise support. Supporters can discover projects, follow organisers, and contribute. Service providers will also be able to list opportunities through Resources.
How do I start a project?
Create an account, set up your profile, and complete the required verification. Describe the community need, define your goals and milestones, then share your project to mobilise financial and in-kind support.
What kinds of support can a project receive?
Projects can receive monetary contributions, goods, services, and volunteer time. Financial contributions are allocated to milestones, while in-kind contributions are recorded separately with supporting information.
What is the difference between following an organiser and watching a project?
Following an organiser notifies you when they publish a new project. Watching a project notifies you when that project receives an update.
How can I see what a project has achieved?
Project pages display goals, milestones, contributions, and organiser updates. Updates can include photographs, videos, and receipts. A funded milestone requires at least one published update before it can be marked as completed. CASE records information submitted by organisers but does not independently audit or verify every reported activity or outcome.
Does CASE find donors or guarantee funding?
No. CASE provides tools to structure projects, reach potential supporters, build a following, and document progress. Organisers remain responsible for mobilising their own support networks. Projects are not guaranteed financial or in-kind contributions.
What is the difference between Projects and Resources?
Projects helps organisers mobilise financial and in-kind support for community needs and document progress. Resources will help people discover and access existing services and opportunities. Projects is operational; Resources is in development.
How will sponsorship work through Resources?
Sponsors will be able to cover access fees for existing slots or fund additional slots. This will help beneficiaries access services and providers expand their capacity. Resources sponsorship will operate separately from project contributions.
What is EduCASE?
EduCASE applies CASE’s model to education. Projects helps grassroots organisations mobilise support for educational needs, while the proposed Resources component will help learners discover tutoring, exam preparation, vocational training, and other learning opportunities.
Can organisations showcase CASE projects on their websites?
Yes. Organisations can embed CASE project displays and galleries into their websites, allowing visitors to explore projects, follow progress, and make contributions through CASE.
Is CASE free to use?
Yes. CASE has no subscription or project-creation fees. Standard third-party payment processing fees may apply to monetary contributions.
Is CASE a charity, NGO, or bank?
No. CASE is a technology platform, not a charity, NGO, bank, or project implementation organisation. Organisers manage their projects, and service providers deliver their services. CASE provides the infrastructure for resource mobilisation, access, documentation, and engagement.
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