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The Problem

The process to become a caregiver is dated and ineffective

Lack of Control for both the applicant and child welfare professional

Mistrust among the Indigenous and Black community.

The solution

Alo Solutions is a Saas-based system that automates the caregiver application process.

Alo Solutions is designed to automate the Canadian child welfare system, while prioritizing the needs of children in care. Alo Solutions is customizable, so public and private agencies can tailor the tool to provide them with what they need. At its heart Alo Solutions, is designed to help address the systemic issues that contribute to the over-representation of Indigenous and Black children in care.

Advisory Board

Lindsay Eberts

Lindsay Eberts is a British-Canadian film producer based in Quebec.
Inspired by her filmmaker family and time spent at film festivals all over the world, Lindsay believes a great story well told can change perspectives rapidly and create lasting emotional impact on global audiences. Ms. Eberts recently executive produced a feature documentary, ‘For Love’, which connects residential school trauma with the overrepresentation of Indigenous kids in Canadian foster care, and celebrates incredible people doing something about it. Ms. Eberts is thrilled to be joining the Alo advisory board

fArt Proctor

Art Proctor is an Afro-Métis neuro-diverse Artist, Activist, technologist, and community builder. He is a retired performer, seasoned international arts and corporate management professional, digital transformation analyst, award-recognized arts and creative industries veteran, start-up survivor, and social enterprise advocate. He is a well-travelled, outspoken cultural catalyst and socio-political unwilling prophet and futurist. His focus and passion are exploring the intersection between art and technology, specifically Film, digital and immersive media through the lens of the underrepresented diverse voices of Black, Indigenous, and people of color.

Fiona Moar

Fiona Moar is an educator with a passion for advocacy. As an
indigenous person, and parent her entire adult life, she has over 20 years of personal experience with the Canadian child welfare system. Her experiences have driven her to speak out on the need for change. Ms.Moar’s strength and no-nonsense approach, to Child Welfare, Politics, Social Justice and the inequalities of living as an indigenous person in North America has captivated audiences and amassed over fifty-thousand followers on TikTok. She has been a huge supporter of Alo since its inception and now lends her unique perspective and experience to Alo’s Advisory board.