Make the organisation and role recognisable

An outreach worker may speak with people who are not ready to discuss personal circumstances. A profile can identify the charity, describe the worker’s role and link approved public information. Keep the wording respectful and allow the person to explore the resources at their own pace.

Avoid turning networking into a support record

Do not invite sensitive disclosures through a general profile or imply that it is an emergency service. Use the charity’s actual contact and support arrangements. Tap Tap Go can help someone find the organisation again after a conversation, while individual support belongs in the appropriate service setting.

Imagine this

A hypothetical scene

A hypothetical outreach worker meets a community centre organiser. The profile provides the charity’s public resources and professional contact route. They discuss an awareness event, leaving individual support conversations to the charity’s established services.

Make it practical.

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