Inspiration - Lack of convenience and access to proper contraceptive care.
What it does - It provides a simple solution to residents who are lacking basic medical needs. This monthly service would provide the basic contraceptive needs of our clientele to diminish the statistics of unwanted pregnancies and the spread of sexually-transmitted diseases.
How we built it - Using information that we retrieved from the US Census and the statistics of Charlotte's medical issues, we decided to make a base concept that asks clients for basic demographics (race, sex, age, etc) to gauge possible contraceptive challenges that they may have.
Challenges we ran into - The bigger issues with this form of community outreach would be regarding the securing of funds and goods, plus the complications involving precision medicine, as precision medicine demonstrates the uniqueness of each individual person's characteristics.
Accomplishments that we're proud of - Community involvement as far as getting materials, while promoting the "unity" in "community".
What we learned - We learned the art of sacrifice through doing something for the better of our people.
What's next for Hackathon - If our design is deemed worthy, we could go on to discuss arrangements of providing the resources and funds to move forward with this project.
