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Title: Change Machine
Procurement
Dept. of Social Svcs/Human Resources Administration (HRA)
CHANGE MACHINE
254 36th Street, Suite B321, Brooklyn, NY, 11232
Services (other than human services)
Sole Source
4/7/2022
Award
$143,820.00

PIN#06922S0009001

Change Machine (Formerly the Financial Clinic) has a unique software platform that promotes economic and financial literacy among Domestic Violence clients and staff of Domestic Violence Nonprofit providers. The Change Machine software model is unique and has been serving our DV providers and clients since 2015. This software has improved the lives of Domestic Violence survivors and we are proposing to use it for another three year period. Change Machine is the sole provider and proprietor of Change Machine licenses and support services.
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Overview of the Platform: Change Machine's social enterprise is an online platform that arms practitioners and organizations with powerful financial coaching tools to enhance and accelerate customers' outcomes. Our platform is game-changing software for your team. We provide the tools, tips, and tricks you need to deliver high impact financial coaching, whether you’re an experienced professional or just beginning your coaching journey. Below are the licenses that you are being purchased in Change Machine 1. Enterprise license : provides full access to COACH, LEARN, SHARE, and the TOOLBOX. Field-tested financial security framework: On Change Machine, you'll access The Financial Clinic's financial security framework, a financial coaching approach utilized in the field's first randomized controlled trial on financial coaching commissioned by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. The framework has been peer reviewed by the Center for Financial Security at the University of Wisconsin and draws upon research from positive psychology, behavioral economics, and the Clinic's on-the-ground experiences about what drives lasting behavior change.

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