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Five programs, side by side.

Who each program is for, what you get, what it costs, what it usually looks like and how to start. If more than one fits, say so when you apply.

The five Moraph for Good programs compared
ProgramWho it is forWhat you getCostTypical shapeHow to start
01AccessMoraph software, donated or discountedOrganizations that hold sensitive records and have someone to own a system day to day.Software from the Moraph catalog, set up with your team and run to the standard Moraph applies for paying clients.
Donated or discountedPrice, term and what happens at the end are agreed in writing before you start.
Set-up and training with a Moraph implementation lead, then the software in use for an agreed term. Your data leaves with you in a usable format.Apply for Access
02ShieldSecurity help for small teamsOrganizations holding personal, health, financial or justice records with nobody, or one person, responsible for security.A security review in plain words, hands-on help with the fixes, a one-page incident plan and a tabletop exercise.
No costShield is not an emergency service.
A review and a prioritized plan, then help making the changes and rehearsing the first hour of an incident.Apply for Shield
03Pro BonoMoraph people on your hardest projectOrganizations with a defined problem and a staff member who can give the project time each week.Moraph engineers, data, compliance and privacy professionals and project managers on one scoped project.
No costScope, lead, end date and handover are agreed in writing first.
One project with a written scope, a named lead and an end date, finished with documentation, training and credentials.Apply for Pro Bono
04PathwaysRoutes into regulated technologyWorkforce nonprofits, community colleges, and reentry, veterans’ and refugee resettlement organizations near a Moraph office.Sessions taught by Moraph practitioners, mentoring for learners, and pointers to Moraph internships and open roles.
In developmentTerms are being designed with the first partners.
Built with a local partner around the courses it already runs. No guaranteed jobs: hiring stays with Moraph’s normal process.Tell us about your organization
05CommonsWhat we know, published freeAnyone, anywhere. No eligibility and no application.Practical guides from Moraph practitioners, Moraph Insights and the glossary.
No costFree to read, print and adapt.
Read online whenever you need it. New guides are added where applicants keep asking the same questions.Open Commons

Applying costs nothing. Access terms depend on the application and the organization and are always agreed in writing before anything starts. Eligibility is set out on the application page.

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