Network membership

What joining means for your organisation

01

Access the platform

Use the CrisisConnect platform at network membership rates. Choose the strands relevant to your services — you only pay for what you use.

  • Operational tools designed for small teams
  • Potential grant subsidy for qualifying organisations
  • Setup support included
02

Connect with other organisations

Referrals flow between member organisations with consent. A person you're supporting can be referred to another network member — with a full record of their journey.

  • Consent-led referral system
  • Shared knowledge and best practice
  • Network peer support
03

Evidence your impact

The platform generates consistent data automatically. Your funder reporting is built in — no more hours spent compiling spreadsheets at grant renewal time.

  • Funder-ready reports in one click
  • Consistent KPIs across your services
  • Contribute to the regional dataset
04

Be part of something bigger

Your organisation's data contributes to a regional picture of community need that helps councils and funders make better decisions — and direct more resource to the sector.

  • Anonymised — your individual data stays yours
  • Aggregate insight benefits the whole sector
  • Early member benefits as the network grows
The platform

Strands for the services you run

Each strand is a standalone operational tool. Use one, several, or all of them — depending on what your organisation does.

digiConnect

Digital inclusion sessions, volunteer scheduling, drop-ins, home visits, and attendance tracking. Originally built in 2023 by the CrisisConnect founder for use at Lets Tech Together, converted into the digiConnect platform module in early 2025.

foodConnect

Food service management for food pantries and food banks. Pantry mode handles membership cards, pricing, and transaction recording. Food bank mode is a fast walk-in screen — demographics, referral source, and parcel type captured in seconds, no membership required. One-click funder reports from both modes.

memberConnect

Community membership management with household demographics, membership cards with barcodes, SMS communications, and GDPR consent.

eventConnect

Events, venues, multiple rooms, capacity management, attendee registration, and waiting lists for community programmes.

safetyConnect

Safeguarding policies, DBS tracking with expiry alerts, training records, incident logging, and policy acknowledgements.

volunteerConnect

Volunteer records, certifications, skills, availability, hour tracking, and printable hour certificates for volunteers.

homegoodsConnect

Household goods requests, supplier management, item fulfilment tracking — for organisations distributing donated goods.

grantConnect & donorConnect

Grant pipeline and funder tracking. Donor management with Gift Aid declarations and HMRC-ready reporting.

See full platform details, pricing, and technical specifications

View platform at crisisconnect.uk →
Pricing

Priced for the sector, not for corporations

Platform access starts from £25/month for the base platform via CrisisConnect Limited. Additional strands from £15/month each.

The CIC can subsidise platform access for qualifying organisations through grant funding — so the smallest organisations in the network can access the same tools as larger ones.

  • Base platform from £25/month
  • Additional strands from £15/month
  • Annual billing — 2 months free
  • Grant subsidy available for qualifying organisations
  • No setup fee for network members

Pricing is managed by CrisisConnect Limited. Talk to us about what's right for your organisation and whether you qualify for grant-subsidised access.

Funder Impact Report — Q1 2026
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New Pasture Lane Community Centre — The Breadshed
247
Unique households served
1,847
Pantry transactions
Average visits per household 7.5 / quarter
Households with children 38%
Universal Credit recipients 61%
New registrations this quarter 53
Generated automatically from operational data — zero additional effort
Network members

Who's already in the network

Digital Inclusion

Lets Tech Together

East Yorkshire digital inclusion not-for-profit running regular drop-in sessions and home visits. digiConnect was built by the CrisisConnect founder for Lets Tech Together. When NPLCC saw the funder reports it could generate, they commissioned foodConnect.

Food Pantry

New Pasture Lane Community Centre

Community centre in Bridlington operating the Breadshed food pantry. foodConnect live since February 2025 — 300+ households registered, nearly 4,000 transactions, 70–80 visits a week. Running in pantry mode.

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