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Care, health, advocacy, support, and services organized around moments when people need help.
Visual leads · 2026-09-03
Observed 2026-09-03
話し相手ネット — A Phone Line Still Being Built
hanashiaite.net
A planned Japanese phone service for anonymous conversation, listening, and complaints, accompanied by a substantial reading guide about phone counseling and free public help lines.
Observed 2026-09-03
Kit Via Azul Gives Emergency Responders an Autism-Specific Brief
kitviaazul.com
A Portuguese emergency-access system lets families register essential information about autistic people and other people with specific needs for responders to consult during an incident.
Observed 2026-09-03
IsoVeil wants radioactive dressing to disappear after doing its job
isoveil.com
IsoVeil presents an investigational P-32 beta-emitting dressing intended to deliver a localized radiation dose to keloids and other fibroproliferative tissue.
Observed 2026-09-03
Our Home Movies, an archive for the tapes in the closet
ourhomemovies.com
A mail-in service digitizes VHS and other home-video formats, catalogs scenes and people, and makes the archive watchable on Apple TV, iPhone, and the web.
Observed 2026-09-03
We Met: Pay-by-Second Malayalam Voice Conversations
wemetchat.com
A browser-based service that connects callers with verified listeners for private, multilingual voice conversations billed by connected second.
Observed 2026-09-03
Enjoy — Senior Living in the North Atlanta Metro
enjoysrliving.com
A free weekly newsletter and community directory for families comparing senior-living options from Roswell to Loganville.
Complete daily shelf · Human Services
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