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Which apps (nonprofit or otherwise) do you feel are "doing it right"? Which apps (if any) would you feel comfortable using?

Are chats and such on these apps protected (legally) in the same way as an in person chat with a therapist? Obviously, they aren't as secure, but even in-person therapy is often recorded.

I have a cousin (~40) who honestly can't function financially on his own. He moved inti6an apartment for disabled people near where he works (a place that employs primarily disabled people who can't be employed elsewhere) but his mom still has to manage his finances to ensure he doesn't just spend everything before rent getspaid/groceries bought. My aunt is older and has begun to realize she needs to do something to ensure that when she's gone he's not stranded but is stuck on what and how. She's talked to lawyers but they seem to blow her off (there's really no money on her part, she's on social security w/a small pension from my uncle). Any suggestions on what she can/should do? Would a conservatorship be a good option in this scenario?

I'd read a book about her.

I had this same idea back around 2015 when I was doing a fair amount of fiverr but oddly never posted it, instead I stuck w reviewing gofundmes/kickstarters, but really didn't enjoy it and moved on to something else. Glad to see it really worked out for you.

Are you able to keep up with demand now or have you had to hire help?