Thanks so much for bringing up that question! Having flyers and a hotline/text messaging option (affordable options through Google voice or Vonage) are great opportunities to connect support to/from non-tech folks. Example for the flyer we use in the PASS program. Include the hotline/text number along with the link to the Pet Help website.
Get the flyer posted on NextDoor or in the local community paper. I work with case managers from Meals on Wheels and Eldercare in Austin to meet the needs of seniors in the area and their pets. My volunteer lead for the pet pantry rolls her eyes when I bring up integrated Slack into our protocols so I definitely try to meet everyone where they're most comfortable.
The HASS Supported Self Rehoming group offers consultations by me or another member of the working group so we can assist directly according to your org and community's ecosystem: https://forms.gle/xBfpuBTrwF5X6UGw9
We've got templates and can help with customizing materials for you.
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Lucy Fernandez
Austin Pets Alive
Austin TX
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Sent: 08-07-2023 02:56 PM
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Subject: Community Conversations - 8/7/23 - Intake Diversion for Everyone!
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Unanswered question from the chat:
"Are there any HASS programs to develop seniors? Retired folks have time to help just need help to do so...Everything you are saying "QR codes, online templates, copy/paste, website this and that" can be very intimidating to non-techs. Think about non-tech only solutions."