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The Diamond Place

Littleton, Colorado

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For nonprofits, sober living, counseling practices, and agencies

Resource navigation software for nonprofits and case managers

Stop making clients repeat their story. Caseload relief for your team, continuity of care for your clients, and outcomes you can actually report.
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The wedge is not database size, and we’re not going to pretend otherwise. 211 Colorado, findhelp, and MyFriendBen have more listings than we do. They’re broad, free, well funded, and already embedded in provider workflow.

They lose on experience. The burden of navigation still sits on the person in crisis, who has to call, explain, get screened out, and start again.
MAE’s wedge is tell your story once, and the measurable reduction in re-traumatization and drop-off that follows.

The real incumbent is a PDF, a binder, and a browser bookmarks folder

That’s what most organizations are actually running on. A resource list somebody built two years ago, a spreadsheet that one person maintains, and a case manager’s memory.
You’ll recognize your own organization in that sentence. Almost everyone does.

What your team gets

Caseload relief

Your case managers stop spending hours a week maintaining a resource list and chasing down whether a referral landed.

Continuity of care

A client’s path persists between appointments, between staff, and after discharge. Nothing restarts because a person changed jobs.

Reportable outcomes

What you referred, what connected, what closed. The reporting funders ask for, without a separate data-entry project.

Your clients keep control

They choose what to share and who to connect with. That’s what makes them use it honestly, which is what makes your data real.

Free to your clients, forever

You license it. They never pay. That removes the awkward conversation entirely.

Trauma-informed by design

Built by an organization that does this work, not by a software company that read about it.

Honestly compared

How MAE is different

THEIR STRENGTH
WHERE MAE DIFFERS
211 / findhelp / MyFriendBen
Broad database, free, well funded, embedded
The burden of navigation stays with the person. MAE carries it.
Closed-loop platforms (e.g. Unite Us)
Strong referral tracking and reporting into health systems
Built for the system's workflow. MAE is built for the person's experience.
Your current PDF and binder
Free, and everyone knows where it is
Out of date the day after it's printed, and it never tells you what happened next.

Pricing

Free to individuals, permanently. Organizations pay a monthly license scaled to organization size, from a small counseling practice up to a county or a city.

[Publish a starting price and a range here as soon as it’s set. A pure contact-us wall loses buyers who are comparison shopping and gives AI engines nothing to cite when someone asks what resource navigation software costs. Even “starting at $X/month for practices under 10 staff, contact us for county-scale deployments” beats silence by a wide margin.]

Twenty minutes, with your actual use case

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Tell us roughly how many people your team serves and what your current resource process looks like. We’ll show you MAE against your workflow, not a generic tour.

FAQ

Questions people actually ask

What's a better alternative to 211 for case managers?
211 is broad and free and it will keep being useful. Where it falls short for case managers is follow-through: it hands over a list and the burden of calling, explaining, and getting screened stays with the client. MAE is built so the story is told once, the path is personalized, and you can see what actually connected.
findhelp wins on database size. MAE’s difference is the experience layer and the continuity: your client’s path persists, they don’t repeat themselves, and you get reportable outcomes.

Free to individuals permanently. Organizations pay a monthly license scaled to size. [Publish the starting figure here.]

Most organizations are running within a couple of weeks. There is no data migration required to start.
The client controls what she shares and who she connects with. We do not sell or share data, ever.
Referrals made, connections completed, and outcomes closed, exportable for funder reporting.
The Diamond Place

The Diamond Place

The Diamond Place

  • Littleton, Colorado 80120
  • 720-257-9476
  • info@thediamondplace.org
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Call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline · National Domestic Violence Hotline 1-800-799-7233 · Colorado Crisis Services 1-844-493-8255. The Diamond Place does not provide crisis or emergency services. We will be here after.
What we do not do. We do not provide therapy or clinical treatment. We do not diagnose or assess mental health conditions. We do not replace licensed providers or case management. We do not offer crisis or emergency services. We are not a religious organization. We complement therapy, case management, and crisis services. We never replace them.
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