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Hosting Fluent, Reach or Voice: one page for your manager or board.

What it is, what it costs, who does what, how people are kept safe and what happens next, in the words moraph.org already uses. Print it on A4 or US Letter.

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Moraph for Good · Fluent, Reach and Voice

Hosting free sessions on money, healthcare and local government

What it is

Fluent, Reach and Voice are free sessions on money, healthcare and local government, hosted by the organizations people already go to.
Each module is a session of about an hour, prepared for the country it is taught in. Moraph for Good suggests three to six modules as a series.
Moraph people and vetted volunteers teach the sessions with you, in person or online, or train your staff to teach them.
Moraph for Good is a program of Moraph LLC, the company behind moraph.com.
It is not a registered charity or a foundation, and it does not accept donations.

What it costs

Applying is free, and so is hosting and attending Fluent, Reach and Voice sessions.
Moraph for Good gives time, teaching, software and expertise rather than cash grants.
Any costs for volunteers, such as travel: whether and how they are covered is agreed in writing before the series starts.
Agreed in the written plan: who books and sets up the room, and who prints the handouts and worksheets.

Promises

Nothing to sell. Nothing we teach or give promotes Moraph, a Moraph client or any product. We do not add anyone to marketing lists, and we never collect attendees’ details for sales.
Strictly nonpartisan. We take no side on parties, candidates, ballot questions or campaigns, in Voice or anywhere else.
Explain, never advise. Sessions explain how money, healthcare and government work. They are not financial, medical or legal advice about anyone’s own situation.
Planned in writing. Every series and every project has a written plan, a named Moraph lead and an end date before anyone starts.

What Moraph for Good does

Agrees a written plan with you before anything starts: the modules, audience, language and dates, with a named Moraph lead and an end date.
Provides the instructors: Moraph people or vetted volunteers, checked and trained on the rules. It can also train your staff to teach.
Publishes every kit free in Commons.
Sells nothing, and never collects attendees’ details for sales.

What your organization does

Opens the sessions free to the people it serves.
Has a staff member who can plan the series with Moraph for Good.
Brings people together, in a room or online.
Keeps Voice sessions nonpartisan.
Shares its safeguarding rules and the name of its safeguarding lead.
Gives feedback after the series.

Safeguarding and data

No Moraph volunteer is ever alone and unobserved with anyone under 18.
Every volunteer has an identity check and references, and for roles with young people or adults at risk, a background check where local law allows, finished before they start.
Moraph for Good never collects attendees’ details for sales. Its volunteers never collect attendees’ names, contact details, passwords or records, and do not follow up with attendees.
If your organization takes bookings, that is your own process, under your own privacy practices: ask only for what you need to run the session.
Applications, volunteer applications and partner enquiries are held in Moraph LLC’s systems, under the Moraph privacy policy.
Moraph does not name you, quote you or use your logo without your written permission, and saying no never affects your support.

What happens next

A person from the Moraph for Good team reads your application.
If a program may fit, we arrange a call to understand what the people you serve need.
We agree a written plan before anything starts: for sessions, the modules, audience, language and dates; for partner support, the scope.
If we can’t help, we tell you, and try to point you elsewhere.
Being eligible does not guarantee support: our people’s time is limited, and we take on work we can do properly.
moraph.org does not state how long a reply takes, or how far ahead to apply.

The hosting guide moraph.org/commons/hosting-guide
Our approach: the six promises moraph.org/approach
Safeguarding moraph.org/approach/safeguarding
Data retention moraph.org/approach/data
What attendees can expect moraph.org/commons/at-a-session
Apply to host moraph.org/apply

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Where each line comes from.

Every line in the brief is copied from the page named next to it. Lines marked “Not stated on the site” say what moraph.org does not settle.

Each line of the brief and the page it comes from
Section	Line	From
What it is	Fluent, Reach and Voice are free sessions on money, healthcare and local government, hosted by the organizations people already go to.	Hosting guide
What it is	Each module is a session of about an hour, prepared for the country it is taught in. Moraph for Good suggests three to six modules as a series.	Hosting guide
What it is	Moraph people and vetted volunteers teach the sessions with you, in person or online, or train your staff to teach them.	Hosting guide
What it is	Moraph for Good is a program of Moraph LLC, the company behind moraph.com.	Our approach
What it is	It is not a registered charity or a foundation, and it does not accept donations.	Our approach
What it costs	Applying is free, and so is hosting and attending Fluent, Reach and Voice sessions.	Apply
What it costs	Moraph for Good gives time, teaching, software and expertise rather than cash grants.	Apply
What it costs	Any costs for volunteers, such as travel: whether and how they are covered is agreed in writing before the series starts.	Hosting guide
What it costs	Agreed in the written plan: who books and sets up the room, and who prints the handouts and worksheets.	Hosting guide
Promises	Nothing to sell. Nothing we teach or give promotes Moraph, a Moraph client or any product. We do not add anyone to marketing lists, and we never collect attendees’ details for sales.	Our approach
Promises	Strictly nonpartisan. We take no side on parties, candidates, ballot questions or campaigns, in Voice or anywhere else.	Our approach
Promises	Explain, never advise. Sessions explain how money, healthcare and government work. They are not financial, medical or legal advice about anyone’s own situation.	Our approach
Promises	Planned in writing. Every series and every project has a written plan, a named Moraph lead and an end date before anyone starts.	Our approach
What Moraph for Good does	Agrees a written plan with you before anything starts: the modules, audience, language and dates, with a named Moraph lead and an end date.	Hosting guide
What Moraph for Good does	Provides the instructors: Moraph people or vetted volunteers, checked and trained on the rules. It can also train your staff to teach.	Hosting guide
What Moraph for Good does	Publishes every kit free in Commons.	Hosting guide
What Moraph for Good does	Sells nothing, and never collects attendees’ details for sales.	Hosting guide
What your organization does	Opens the sessions free to the people it serves.	Hosting guide
What your organization does	Has a staff member who can plan the series with Moraph for Good.	Hosting guide
What your organization does	Brings people together, in a room or online.	Hosting guide
What your organization does	Keeps Voice sessions nonpartisan.	Hosting guide
What your organization does	Shares its safeguarding rules and the name of its safeguarding lead.	Hosting guide
What your organization does	Gives feedback after the series.	Hosting guide
Safeguarding and data	No Moraph volunteer is ever alone and unobserved with anyone under 18.	Safeguarding
Safeguarding and data	Every volunteer has an identity check and references, and for roles with young people or adults at risk, a background check where local law allows, finished before they start.	Hosting guide
Safeguarding and data	Moraph for Good never collects attendees’ details for sales. Its volunteers never collect attendees’ names, contact details, passwords or records, and do not follow up with attendees.	Hosting guide
Safeguarding and data	If your organization takes bookings, that is your own process, under your own privacy practices: ask only for what you need to run the session.	Hosting guide
Safeguarding and data	Applications, volunteer applications and partner enquiries are held in Moraph LLC’s systems, under the Moraph privacy policy.	Data retention
Safeguarding and data	Moraph does not name you, quote you or use your logo without your written permission, and saying no never affects your support.	Hosting guide
What happens next	A person from the Moraph for Good team reads your application.	Apply
What happens next	If a program may fit, we arrange a call to understand what the people you serve need.	Apply
What happens next	We agree a written plan before anything starts: for sessions, the modules, audience, language and dates; for partner support, the scope.	Apply
What happens next	If we can’t help, we tell you, and try to point you elsewhere.	Apply
What happens next	Being eligible does not guarantee support: our people’s time is limited, and we take on work we can do properly.	Apply
What happens next	moraph.org does not state how long a reply takes, or how far ahead to apply.	Not stated on the site

Ready to host a series?

One short form about your organization and the people you serve. A person from the Moraph for Good team reads every application and replies, whether or not we can help.

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