Name the real role
Friend, family member, volunteer, leader, and professional have different duties.
Use the app for voluntary adult reflection. Move emergencies and professional needs to real-world help.
Faith reflection and neighborly support are not professional credentials, case management, emergency monitoring, or permission to collect another person's story.
Friend, family member, volunteer, leader, and professional have different duties.
Faith conversation, prayer, disclosure, and service remain voluntary.
Keep health, youth, abuse, legal, and confidential records out of the app.
Identify the original source, date, context, incentives, and inference.
Never condition food, care, transport, work, affection, or access on participation.
In immediate danger or a safeguarding emergency, stop and seek local help.
Ember & Word cannot monitor a person, contact responders, receive an abuse report, determine risk, preserve evidence, provide treatment, or substitute for emergency services. If someone may be in immediate danger, stop the activity, move toward safety when possible, and contact appropriate local emergency or safeguarding resources.
Do not use the postal address as an emergency channel.
Name whether you are present as a friend, family member, volunteer, leader, or professional. Ask permission before beginning, choose an appropriate setting, and keep participation easy to decline.
Listen without pressing for details. Do not promise secrecy you cannot keep, diagnose, investigate, or place sensitive health, youth, abuse, legal, or confidential information into a local note.
Pause the activity if there is possible immediate danger, abuse or safeguarding concern, medical crisis, or a need for licensed advice. Move to suitable local emergency, safeguarding, or professional help.
Confirm only the next action the person agreed to, use approved organizational procedures where they apply, and avoid turning the app into an informal case record or a substitute for qualified follow-up.