The Power of GIS Mapping

GIS digital mapping lays out data in a visual way for stakeholders to see where they’re succeeding and where there’s opportunity for growth. Organizations can use this information to make service delivery decisions about the best places for resources in their community.

The Magic of Mapping

There’s power in the GIS mapping solution – allowing us to supercharge our program planning, resource development activities, and outreach efforts.

Program Planning

Mapping has allowed us to more accurately develop and deliver programs relevant to those we serve geographically, demographically, and socio-economically.

Resource Development Activities

This technology empowers us to better pursue grant funding and other development efforts by identifying gaps and needs and building a strong case for grantors.

Outreach Efforts

We're able to more effectively tailor our outreach efforts based on a clearer understanding of the audiences and consumers we're attempting to engage.

Hear What Our Clients Have to Say

“The Florida Independent Living Council secured Team DWC to support the Florida SILC and the Florida Centers for Independent Living to potentially develop and implement a new funding formula for federal funds across the state. This involved Team DWC providing GIS mapping with hundreds of data points to support an equitable funding formula for CILs. The result of the Team DWC work led to unanimous support from the Florida SILC and CILs. WE LOVE TEAM DWC!”
– Beth Meyer, Executive Director, Florida Independent Council, Inc.

“SICIL was trying to get creative in meeting the needs of people with disabilities in our communities. Team DWC came to us with a GIS mapping solution that helps us dial into specific disabilities and other data within a zip code plus 4. Through the GIS mapping project, we have data to help us make decisions around service delivery, the ability to manage resources in a holistic manner using a geographic framework and that supports our grant requests. This is a game changer for our organization.”
– Mark Steele, Executive Director of SICILNC