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Needs & Offerings

Explore examples across eight resident domains. Recognition comes before classification; catalog status remains distinct from confirmed availability.

Resident domain

Record type

8 public examples

Emotional · Need

People need a trusted place to talk about what is happening.

Wellness Justice LeagueResident language example

Physical · Need

Residents want help understanding a building health concern.

Housing Justice LeagueResident language example

Learning · Offering

Facilitate a resident-led preparation session.

Education Justice LeagueCandidate Offering

Do / Train

Surroundings · Need

We need a shared way to document recurring building conditions.

Housing Justice LeagueResident language example

Financial · Offering

Refer a Team to publicly listed financial counseling resources.

Worker Justice LeagueRecognized Capacity

Refer

Work · Offering

Help map the roles and Required Work needed to continue.

Worker Justice LeagueCandidate Offering

Do / Train

Social · Need

Neighbors want a way to build trust before a shared decision.

Social Justice LeagueResident language example

Spiritual · Need

People are looking for space to reflect on purpose and belonging.

Wellness Justice LeagueResident language example

These are carefully labeled examples of how resident language may be organized. They are not live requests or confirmed provider availability.

Status matters

Refer, Do, or Train

An Offering may describe Capacity to refer someone, perform work, or train others. Only an explicit confirmed relationship and current availability can support a public claim that an Offering is available.

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