Archive through 2026-09-203046 cards in this category
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Care, health, advocacy, support, and services organized around moments when people need help.
Visual leads · 2026-09-20
Observed 2026-09-20
よすが: A Student Who Comes to Visit
yosuga-sendai.com
A Sendai service sends university students to spend time with older residents, accompanying them on walks, errands, appointments, and conversations.
Observed 2026-09-20
Memorial Program Studio Makes the Whole Keepsake Set
memorialprogramstudio.com
A guided service turns a family’s answers and photographs into a funeral program, memorial slideshow, and one-year memorial page.
Observed 2026-09-20
Place a Stone: Memorial Pages That Stay With the Family
placeastone.com
A family-managed online memorial page with moderated contributions, a gravestone code, and a one-time payment instead of a subscription.
Observed 2026-09-20
Luxmemora, a Swiss bereavement dossier
luxmemora.com
A Swiss platform guides families through funeral arrangements, paperwork, deadlines, memorials, and provider offers after a death.
Observed 2026-09-20
CoParentTranslator — a calmer channel for co-parent texts
coparenttranslator.com
An SMS service that rewrites co-parent messages to preserve facts, requests, and questions while removing hostile language.
Observed 2026-09-20
Divorce Aftercare: After the Decree
divorceaftercare.com
A post-divorce support practice focused on the body, identity, and co-parenting after the legal process ends.
Observed 2026-09-20
Friendly Dev Builds for Accessibility, With Disabled People on the Team
friendlydev.net
A Thai social enterprise develops accessible websites, apps, media, training programs, and disability-focused technology.
Observed 2026-09-20
Moira Makes Aftercare Part of the Program
moiracare.com
A follow-up system for behavioral-health treatment centers that schedules text check-ins, keeps replies in context, and escalates rough responses to a person.
Complete daily shelf · Human Services
The eight visual leads appear above; the remaining 1 continue here in their published shelf order.
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The rolling 21-day upper threads compare daily category medians; the bold thread is Human Services. Below, signal colour shows the share of that day’s published Human Services cards carrying each mark.
This exposes association inside the published catalogue, not causation or site quality. The 80+ threshold is the pipeline’s editorial-interest score.
