Who it serves
General-audience material intended primarily for adults, facilitators, volunteers, caregivers, and community participants. An authorized adult should guide any child who happens to use it.
An atlas for the preparation around a small act.
Kindred Waypoints helps an adult or community participant notice conditions, listen with restraint, check permission, and choose a reversible next step.
What it contains
Forty-six illustrated waypoint cards across six routes, a six-point decision compass, eight-item field kit, hard-stop gate, source shelf, About page, and eighteen-section Privacy Center.
What it avoids
No registration, donation, contact form, grant or benefit workflow, provider directory, eligibility decision, attendance, messaging, incident report, location log, or personal notes.
Responsible entity
Nomad Foundation Inc
8735 Dunwoody Pl Ste N, Atlanta, GA 30350, United States
Postal correspondence is available for privacy questions.
Evidence and editorial boundaries
Identity record
Public IRS-derived records support the legal name and Atlanta mailing location used for the responsible entity.
Original fieldbook
The routes and practices are editorial app content. They are not represented as established organization programs, services, awards, or outcomes.
Privacy consistency
The public Privacy pages carry the same eighteen numbered sections, effective date, postal contact, and offline behavior as the Android app.