Notes on caring
as a whole family
Research, stories and product notes on breaking the silence around death and dying — and planning, funding and advocating together.
Interdependent Care Planning, explained
Care planning is a conversation, not a form. Here's how a whole family plans, funds, and learns to advocate together — in one app.
Read the articleThe protective silence: why our terminal patients don't know they're dying
In our collectivist cultures, the family decides. That love has a cost: 77 to 98 percent of our terminal patients are kept from the truth.
Paluwagan, esusu, and the Care Fund
Our cultures already know how to pool money. The Care Fund turns that habit into something a whole family can rely on — without us ever holding a euro.
Why, where, how: three courses, one system
Our free Global Problems courses each answer one question — and each is built to break one silence. Here's the order we recommend, and why.
The worst places to die — and why they export the world's carers
Twelve countries send the world its healthcare workers. Their families pay the highest cost for end-of-life care and get the worst quality of death. That is not a coincidence.
The six-headed hydra: why solving one pipeline isn't enough
The same pattern of end-of-life suffering repeats across six colonial language pipelines. Cut off one head and the system regenerates. Here's how.
Three good ways to care — with or without us
Proactive family involvement, shared decision-making and advance care planning work in any home, in any country, with no app at all. Here's why we start there.
How every question works: five lessons, three checkpoints
In our free community, every hard question follows the same guided path — from understanding, to reflection, to clarity. Here's what to expect.
You don't have to carry it alone
Caring for family from far away is heavy. Our community support groups are built on something our cultures already know: the neighbours who simply show up.