Public Value Technology Accelerator

The Public Value Technology Accelerator brings together students from the Next Generation Service Corps and Fulton Schools of Engineering at Arizona State University to jointly develop mobile applications that generate social value. Students come to the PVTA upon completion of a course where they design and prototype a mobile application that addresses a community-based problem in Phoenix.

Safe Hygiene 4U helps connect homeless individuals and families to available hygiene resources, such as safe and clean bathrooms and showers.
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Mobile Health Connect was developed in partnership with the non-profit Circle the City to help individuals facing homelessness locate their nearest or preferred mobile health unit.

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Skills Center Companion was developed in partnership with the non-profit St. Mary's Food Bank to help their students make the most of their time at the center.

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The SNAP app was developed to make applying for Arizona's SNAP program easier. Coming Soon!

Coding for Social Good

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ASU students develop app to help people experiencing homelessness access safe hygiene services

From idea to impact: ASU students launch MobileHealthConnect app