Human Services

A free monthly drop-in pairs local seniors with high school volunteers for one-on-one help with devices, email, telehealth and scam protection.

RizzVaram presents South Indian matchmaking for Gen Z in Atlanta, pairing applicants through hosted in-person events rather than swipe-based dating.

A free bilingual psychoeducation resource presents 34 explanations of trauma responses, abuse, self-blame, shame, memory, and recovery.

An Icelandic-language fundraiser offers a black hoodie and a separate bank-transfer option to support Heiðar during leukemia treatment.

A service for sending 4×6 photo prints to people in U.S. prisons, jails, and immigration detention centers.

A small Australian shop offers affirmation cards written for difficult moments in the epilepsy journey, with a symptom-and-medication diary still in development.

A fertility clinic directory and treatment-price guide that says its prices are shared by families who paid.

Careyeon proposes a matching tool for Korean home-visit care centers, pairing care recipients and caregivers by household conditions, care needs, skills, limits, and availability.

TurnEase presents a home-care monitor that tracks bed-position changes and resets a caregiver’s turn reminder when the person moves.

A Twin Cities practice offering private, in-home yoga and balance work for people rebuilding confidence after a fall—or hoping to prevent one.

The service offers cited cancer-research reports mapping a cancer’s defenses and discussing candidate agents, timing, and supplements for patients to review with their oncologist.

A Chinese-language platform presenting ostomy products, care guidance, clinician Q&A, community groups, and appointment services.