Advice for database implementation We need to configure a database for our NGO. We have to save information about the children and several pictures and documents for each of them.
A friend is currently saving the data of over 70 kids in folders and subfolders of her device and it's becoming a mess. She asked me if I could digitalize it and I am not sure how I want to implement it.
We need the database and some kind of frontend where my friend can easily add, change or display information in the database without any IT knowledge. It would also be beneficial if we could connect our website to that database to display some pictures of the kids.
I've read about Wordpress and their database, is that a good solution? Or should I create our own MySQL database and a simple webpage where my friends has access to it?
I'm kinda new to databases but I really want to implement something that is better than our current storage situation. We are currently using a simple PHP, HTML, CSS, JavaScript website: www.kencef.de. A friend and I are the only developers and aren't that experienced yet. Should we switch to Wordpress?
... save information about the children and several pictures and documents ...
... A friend is currently saving the data of over 70 kids in folders and subfolders on her device ...
... We need the database ... frontend ... easily add, change or display informations ... without any IT-knowledge ...

I don't say this very often, but in this case, I don't think you can - or should - avoid it.
Hire somebody that knows what they're doing, especially in the fields of Data Security, Web Application Security, and who knows their way around the General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR) - at the very least.
The rules and regulations around Data Protection and Security and, more importantly still in your application, Safeguarding, etc., are Legion and you DO NOT want to get on the wrong side of them.
Question: What's does your Privacy Notice say?
If your answer is &quot;What's a Privacy Notice&quot;, then you should not be touching this problem with a barge-pole!