Where do you begin?
Find your path to connection, whether seeking help, offering support, or building community.
Relationships before resources.
Community ROLODEX
Community Rolodex is building a human-supported way to help people find realistic community resources and know where to start. During our pilot, we are testing simple pathways for people, families, and professionals to connect with trusted local support.
I NEED HELP
Find a starting point or request human navigation as pilot capacity becomes available.
REFER SOMEONE
For professionals and community partners who want to connect a person or family with Community Rolodex.
SHARE OR UPDATE A RESOURCE
Help us keep community information useful and current.
PARTNER WITH US
Explore pilot, funding, referral, and community collaboration opportunities.
This isn't a static directory. We're actively building and learning with our community to ensure every connection truly serves.
Support, Community, Connection through Continuous Growth & Learning Delivered in One Place.
A long list of resources is not always enough. Community Rolodex is being built to help people narrow the options, understand where to start, and learn from what happens after a referral. The resource system works behind the scenes; the public experience should stay simple and human.
1. Tell us what you are looking for.
2. We help narrow realistic starting points.
3. When human navigation is available, a real person can help work through barriers and next steps.
4. Feedback helps us improve the resource system for the next person.
Community Rolodex is in a pilot and development stage. We are testing workflows with a small number of community and professional partners, learning what people actually need from navigation, and building the systems required to grow responsibly.
Community Rolodex does not sell referrals or preferred placement. Financial support, sponsorships, grants, or contracts may help fund navigation, technology, staffing, and community access, but they do not determine which resources are recommended.
Human Services First
Access That Works
Community Guided
People, relationships, context, and real-world access come before technology.
A resource is only useful if someone can actually reach it. We focus on realistic options, barriers, and what happens after the referral.
Community feedback, professional insight, and lived experience help improve the system over time.