<commit_before># DCAF Case Manager

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[A deployed demo version of what's in the master branch is at: http://dcaf-cmapp-staging.herokuapp.com/](http://dcaf-cmapp-staging.herokuapp.com/)

## Next major project milestone: December 5: Launch to full organization!

## [Come hang out with us on slack!](https://codefordc.slack.com/messages/dcaf_case_management)
Join via the [Code for DC website](http://codefordc.org/).

## Project description
This project is a case management system for the [DC Abortion Fund](http://dcabortionfund.org/), an all-volunteer, 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that gives grants to people in DC, Maryland, and Virginia who cannot afford the full cost of abortion care. Currently, a team of around 75 case managers are taking about 3,500 calls a year and entering them all into shared Excel sheets. We're replacing that with a nice, clean, usable and scalable rails application! This will let DCAF continue to operate at a fast pace, and prevent volunteers from getting frustrated with shared Excel sheets.

Get started with the how-and-why of the project by [checking out DCAF](http://dcabortionfund.org), checking out [DCAF Case Manager Lisa's explanation of DCAF's business logic](https://github.com/colinxfleming/dcaf_case_management/wiki/DCAF-101), looking at the design team's [InVision prototype](https://projects.invisionapp.com/share/6757W6WFJ), and reading the `#dcaf_case_management` [channel on Slack](https://codefordc.slack.com/messages/dcaf_case_management/files/). You can also check out a [blog post about how we're using agile-ish](http://codefordc.org/blog/2016/09/12/code-for-dcaf.html).

The three co-leads on this project are @colinxfleming (rails and technical lead), @mebates (design and UI lead), and @adinneen (project manager and UX lead). We also have a large presence from DCAF actively consulting on this project, led by @lwaldsc and @nerdygirl537. Feel free to hit any of us up with questions about the project, we're nice!


## Contributing to this Project

### tl;dr
* We run on forks and pull requests
* Look in milestones for stuff in active development
* Post in an issue when you're starting work on something
* We <3 new people and beginners

### Our structure

We run two week sprints where we try to complete 2-3 small features. These sync up with [Code for DC meetups](https://www.meetup.com/code-for-dc/).

At any given time, we have a list of active features or pieces of features we're working on (marked `Active development`) in a [github milestone](https://github.com/colinxfleming/dcaf_case_management/milestones). We also have a list of major features on deck for a release. If you're looking for a place to dive in, check out the `Active development` milestone!

We also have a milestone for major features in a release. @colinxfleming breaks off pieces of these and puts them in the active development milestone, and closes them when they're implemented, confirmed working, and tested.

### We <3 new people and beginners!

We recognize that not everyone comes to this project intimately familiar with rails. **If you've got the time and energy to contribute, we've got the time to help guide you in the right direction and make sure your time is well spent.** We've also got a set of issues that [are good starting points](https://github.com/colinxfleming/dcaf_case_management/issues?q=is%3Aissue+is%3Aopen+label%3A%22beginner+friendly%22) if you're fresh to this project.<commit_msg>link directly to the /joinslack page<commit_after># DCAF Case Manager

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[![codecov](https://codecov.io/gh/colinxfleming/dcaf_case_management/branch/master/graph/badge.svg)](https://codecov.io/gh/colinxfleming/dcaf_case_management)

[A deployed demo version of what's in the master branch is at: http://dcaf-cmapp-staging.herokuapp.com/](http://dcaf-cmapp-staging.herokuapp.com/)

## Next major project milestone: December 5: Launch to full organization!

## [Come hang out with us on slack!](https://codefordc.slack.com/messages/dcaf_case_management)
Join via the [Code for DC website](http://codefordc.org/joinslack).

## Project description
This project is a case management system for the [DC Abortion Fund](http://dcabortionfund.org/), an all-volunteer, 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that gives grants to people in DC, Maryland, and Virginia who cannot afford the full cost of abortion care. Currently, a team of around 75 case managers are taking about 3,500 calls a year and entering them all into shared Excel sheets. We're replacing that with a nice, clean, usable and scalable rails application! This will let DCAF continue to operate at a fast pace, and prevent volunteers from getting frustrated with shared Excel sheets.

Get started with the how-and-why of the project by [checking out DCAF](http://dcabortionfund.org), checking out [DCAF Case Manager Lisa's explanation of DCAF's business logic](https://github.com/colinxfleming/dcaf_case_management/wiki/DCAF-101), looking at the design team's [InVision prototype](https://projects.invisionapp.com/share/6757W6WFJ), and reading the `#dcaf_case_management` [channel on Slack](https://codefordc.slack.com/messages/dcaf_case_management/files/). You can also check out a [blog post about how we're using agile-ish](http://codefordc.org/blog/2016/09/12/code-for-dcaf.html).

The three co-leads on this project are @colinxfleming (rails and technical lead), @mebates (design and UI lead), and @adinneen (project manager and UX lead). We also have a large presence from DCAF actively consulting on this project, led by @lwaldsc and @nerdygirl537. Feel free to hit any of us up with questions about the project, we're nice!


## Contributing to this Project

### tl;dr
* We run on forks and pull requests
* Look in milestones for stuff in active development
* Post in an issue when you're starting work on something
* We <3 new people and beginners

### Our structure

We run two week sprints where we try to complete 2-3 small features. These sync up with [Code for DC meetups](https://www.meetup.com/code-for-dc/).

At any given time, we have a list of active features or pieces of features we're working on (marked `Active development`) in a [github milestone](https://github.com/colinxfleming/dcaf_case_management/milestones). We also have a list of major features on deck for a release. If you're looking for a place to dive in, check out the `Active development` milestone!

We also have a milestone for major features in a release. @colinxfleming breaks off pieces of these and puts them in the active development milestone, and closes them when they're implemented, confirmed working, and tested.

### We <3 new people and beginners!

We recognize that not everyone comes to this project intimately familiar with rails. **If you've got the time and energy to contribute, we've got the time to help guide you in the right direction and make sure your time is well spent.** We've also got a set of issues that [are good starting points](https://github.com/colinxfleming/dcaf_case_management/issues?q=is%3Aissue+is%3Aopen+label%3A%22beginner+friendly%22) if you're fresh to this project.
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