A simple, two-way network that matches a caregiver's or senior's needs with a nearby neighbour's capacity to help — or vice versa. It's not an app you have to learn to use, and not a hotline — it's a neighbourhood.

Practical, everyday things: grocery runs, a check-in visit, help with a smartphone or app, a ride to an appointment, company for a walk — plus anything a neighbour proposes as a new Care Loop idea once it's worked out with the community team (timing, volunteers, and safety logistics confirmed first).

Neighbours nearby, community volunteers, and (where relevant) community partners — matched based on proximity and what they're able to offer.

Speak to your Interlace community team or Care Loop coordinator. Ideas are piloted once volunteers, timing, and any safety logistics are worked out.

Community gatherings that bring seniors, caregivers, and neighbours together — social sessions (like karaoke and movie nights), fitness sessions, cultural activities, digital literacy support, and caregiver-focused workshops and circles.

Some are free (e.g. venue-free social sessions); others carry a small per- session rate for members vs. non-members. Exact pricing and schedule are published in the pilot site's events calendar.

Through your community team, the KampungKin community updates/newsletter, and (at The Interlace) the pilot site's events calendar.

Yes — hosting is one of the ways to be part of KampungKin. Paid Individual and Family members can also host their own KampungKin events; anyone can suggest an idea to their community team.

A menu of gifting and respite options — small acts of care that give a caregiver a break or bring a senior a moment of joy. Think: sponsoring a few hours of respite, or passing on spare tickets to an event so they reach the right neighbour.

Care Gifting is available from the free Pledge tier onward; paid Family members get priority for Care Gifts. Full "formal" Care Gift bundles are part of the Phase 2 rollout.