Human Services

A paid, 228-page PDF guide for US families navigating hospice, organized around what they may see, what they can do, and who to call.

AMARLION presents a made-to-measure modular therapeutic device for home rehabilitation of children and young people with cerebral palsy or motor disabilities.

Emozu is exploring a soft, character-topped band intended to detect bodily changes before an autistic child’s meltdown and alert a parent.

A Turkish service for writing a letter online and having it printed, enveloped, and sent to someone in prison via tracked PTT APS.

A beta-stage project for rehabilitation facilities describes a fleet of autonomous wheelchairs dispatched to patients on request.

A Japanese administrative scrivener researches family histories from official records, then connects them to ancestral places and shrine guidance.

LukeBridge offers international patients a pre-screen and paid records review to explore CAR-T treatment options in Shanghai and get a hospital’s written response.

OneLoop Care describes a bedside button that lets a care recipient make a spoken request, alerts the caregiver on shift, and gives family members a record of the response.

A workshop logbook describes planning and building custom gaming controllers around an individual player’s reach, strength, fatigue and preferred games.

A finder for pet owners seeking grants, low-cost clinics, food, and medicine.

A Yiddish-language course for parents covering stuttering, drooling, swallowing, eating, and oral-motor skills, with lessons delivered through a telephone hotline and accompanying booklets.

A Mumbai society describes its work supporting people affected by Hansen’s disease and educating their children.

A public preview for a planned free service to restore old family photos, with an optional prompt to share the story behind them.