We are pleased to announce that North East and Cumbria Co-op have chosen to use CHL’s Funeral Bonds system. As with all of CHL’s systems it has been designed to be intuitive and easy to use as well as being extremely reliable. Management reports and detailed statistical information can also be produced at the touch of a button.

14/02/2002

We are pleased to announce that Victim Support Sheffield have chosen to use CHL’s VSS (Victim Support System). Originally developed for the Stockport branch of the Greater Manchester Federation of Victim Support Schemes the system enables the input of information on victims’ referrals and of their progress through the Criminal Injuries Compensation process. VSS will also allow them to keep a record of all volunteers and their relevant experience and produce management and statistical reports in the format required by National Office.

05/02/2002

We are pleased to announce that After Adoption have chosen to use CHL’s Referral system. As with all of CHL’s systems it has been designed to be intuitive and easy to use as well as being extremely reliable. Management reports and detailed statistical information can also be produced at the touch of a button.

18/01/2002

We are pleased to announce that The Home Office have chosen to use CHL’s Court Caseload Management system. As with all of CHL’s systems it has been designed to be intuitive and easy to use as well as being extremely reliable. Management reports and detailed statistical information can also be produced at the touch of a button.

11/12/2001

Victim Support South Tynedale is now one of the increasing number of users of CHL’s VSS (Victim Support System). The system was originally developed for the Stockport branch of the Greater Manchester Federation of Victim Support Schemes and enables the input of information on victims’ referrals and of their progress through the Criminal Injuries Compensation process. VSS will also allow them to keep a record of all volunteers and their relevant experience and produce management and statistical reports in the format required by National Office.

10/12/2001

CHARMS (Computing Help Adoption Register Management System) is the leading software package for the day to day running of both adoption and fostering teams and the London Borough of Islington Council is now one of the increasing number of users of the system. They can now record and monitor children and families, find matches and produce detailed management reports and statistical information at the touch of a button.

06/11/2001

We are pleased to announce that Southwark Social Services have joined the increasing number of users of CHL’s ETC (Enrolment, Training & Certification) System around the UK. ETC enables Training Managers to easily manage all of their training provision, records and correspondence through one easy to use system. Management reports and detailed statistical information can also be produced at the touch of a button.

12/10/2001

We are pleased to announce that The Co-operative Group (Accounts) have chosen to use CHL’s Funeral Bonds system. As with all of CHL’s systems it has been designed to be intuitive and easy to use as well as being extremely reliable. Management reports and detailed statistical information can also be produced at the touch of a button.

09/10/2001

Staffordshire County Council is now one of the increasing number of users of CHARMS (Computing Help Adoption Register Management System) around the UK. They can now record and monitor children and families, find matches and produce detailed management reports and statistical information at the touch of a button.

20/08/2001

Victim Support Swansea is one of the increasing number of users of CHL’s VSS (Victim Support System) around the UK. VSS enables the input of information on victims’ referrals and of their progress through the Criminal Injuries Compensation process. It will allow Victim Support Swansea to keep a record of all volunteers and their relevant experience as well as being able to produce management and statistical reports in the format required by National Office.

31/07/2001