Solutions · Social services and volunteers

A helping hand.
From someone nearby.

Hoplr supports local authorities, social care organisations and community workers with neighbourly help and volunteering. Bring help requests, volunteers and local organisations together in the neighbourhood network. A local services directory, assisted matching and reports help professionals find suitable support and organise follow-up.

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Noor · Community workerRecognisable professional account

Request for help · Digital skills

Who can help a neighbour
get started with a tablet?

We’re looking for someone who can patiently explain how video calls work. An hour of practice together can make a real difference.

Close to homeA one-off hour
Sam · Neighbour and volunteer

I’d be happy to help. I’m free on Tuesday afternoon to practise together.

Noor puts them in touch.
A small step towards help and connection.

A local request. A helping hand nearby.

From an individual request
to a neighbourhood that cares.

Neighbourly helpVolunteersProfessionalsLocal support network

Features for caring neighbourhoods

Make help visible.
And lending a hand easier.

Not everyone knows where to find help or how to contribute. Give requests, skills and local organisations a shared home.

Smart matching, personal coordination

From “who can help?”
to the right connection.

Technology helps bring requests and offers together. Human contact makes the match meaningful.

  1. 01

    Understand the request.

    What is needed, where and when? A clear request makes it easier to understand what commitment is involved.

    ExampleDigital support · Nearby · Tuesday afternoon
  2. 02

    Find suitable support.

    AI matching suggests connections based on factors including proximity, help category, interests and availability.

    A relevant combinationCan help with tablets · Lives nearby · Has time
  3. 03

    Coordinate personally.

    Support the contact where needed, agree on arrangements and track progress. Manual support remains possible too.

    What happens nextPractise together · Stay in touch · Follow up

These fictional examples illustrate a possible approach, not real requests for help or automatic matching results.

From activity to insight

Requests for help
What support is being requested? Which needs keep coming back?
Matches
How do requests connect with suitable offers of help?
Logged hours
What contributions have been recorded?
Reporting
What would you like to share with colleagues and policymakers?

A starting point for follow-up and discussion. Activity figures alone do not tell the whole story of social impact.

A more complete solution

More than a volunteer desk.
A place in neighbourhood life.

Requests for help are part of a wider picture. On Hoplr, residents also find neighbourhood conversations, activities, local organisations and information from their local authority. A first contact can grow into a lasting connection.

Who is Hoplr for in social services?

For local authorities, social care organisations, community workers and volunteer teams that want to connect local support. Professionals can have a recognisable presence in the neighbourhood network, share requests and help residents find suitable support or meaningful volunteering opportunities.

How does Hoplr help match volunteers with requests for help?

Assisted AI matching suggests connections based on factors such as proximity, type of help, interests and availability. A professional can support the connection and coordinate arrangements. Suggestions support contact; personal follow-up remains important.

What is Hoplr’s local services directory?

The local services directory brings together organisations, associations, volunteers and neighbourhood initiatives. Residents and professionals get an overview of nearby support and activities. The directory connects local services with the neighbourhood network.

What insights can we get into our volunteering activities?

You can track help requests, matches and recorded hours, and discuss recurring needs. These data support reporting and adjustments. They show activity and engagement, but do not by themselves provide a complete measure of social impact.

Together for a caring neighbourhood

What help does
your neighbourhood need?

Tell us about your volunteering, community care or local support work. We’ll show you how Hoplr brings residents, organisations and professionals together.

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