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Care, health, advocacy, support, and services organized around moments when people need help.
Visual leads · 2026-10-27
Observed 2026-10-27
Clear Path After: A death checklist for Los Angeles families
clearpathafter.org
A nurse-informed guide walks families through first steps after a death, with a local funeral-home comparison checklist, shareable notices, and obituary drafting.
Observed 2026-10-27
Maaser Food Drive’s Brooklyn grocery boxes
maaserfooddrive.org
The site offers free, biweekly kosher grocery delivery to Brooklyn households through an eight-question application.
Observed 2026-10-27
Perto’s check-in system for older adults living alone
perto.care
Perto presents a home monitoring service that uses a radar sensor and voice check-ins to detect possible falls and contact family members in stages.
Observed 2026-10-27
VITA’s seven-stop care record
vitaiq.app
VITA presents an Iraqi healthcare app connecting patients with doctors, labs, imaging centers, and pharmacies, with appointments, prescriptions, test results, and medication reminders.
Observed 2026-10-27
Biografee turns family stories into books
biografee.live
A phone-based service that interviews parents or grandparents and turns their memories into a family biography.
Observed 2026-10-27
Yeshiva Grappling League brings jiu-jitsu to Jerusalem yeshivas
ygl.info
Zev Schachter offers grappling and self-defense classes for English-speaking yeshiva and gap-year students in Jerusalem.
Observed 2026-10-27
Play to Grow: game rewards as a bridge to real-world goals
playtogrow.online
A pilot project invites families and psychologists to test whether agreed game rewards can motivate children toward useful activities outside gaming.
Observed 2026-10-27
Crafts for a Cause
craftsforacause.org
A student-led project built around handmade craft kits, tutorials and sharing creations with hospital patients.
Complete daily shelf · Human Services
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