Canada’s Largest Dataset on Social Infrastructure.
Gain visibility into the social infrastructure of your city to make data-informed decisions on policy-making and program design, funding and budget allocations, and more.
Subscription Packages
Free
Upgrade to paid account at any time
Includes:
- Access to Karto platform
- Monthly updates
- National level dataset
Premium
$415
Starting at $5,000 per year
Billed once per annum
33% discount for upfront payment
Includes:
- Access to Karto platform
- Monthly updates
- Community level insights
Custom
Based on your needs:
- Customized insights
- Enhanced data quality
- Multi-community level insights
HelpSeeker has the largest qualitative dataset on social infrastructure in Canada
Using this data we built the Karto platform for municipal leaders, funders, researchers, consultants, and charitable & non-profit organizations.
Karto will help you answer the questions:
- Which types of services are more common in your city versus others.
- Which populations are the organizations serving.
- Where there might be service duplications or gaps.
- Which organizations are providing which services.
- What kind of supports are people looking for in your city and in specific neighbourhoods.
Karto for Municipal Leaders
As Municipal Leaders, leverage never-before-seen data to create data-informed policy, plan, or recalibrate the existing social infrastructure, negotiate with provincial and federal governments and instigate collaborations within the social sector to develop optimal solutions to pressing social issues.
Karto for Service Providers
As Service Providers, leverage practical information about which organizations operate in your community, which populations they serve, who funds them, and what service gaps exist to modify current programs, add new ones, build funding advocacy, create evidence-backed, visual grant applications, and make better, faster client referrals.
Karto for Funders
As Funders, deploy funds efficiently and effectively and coordinate investment planning with other funders in the sector by leveraging a holistic view of the financial resources flowing into a social response based on source (ex. levels of government) and area of focus.
