Mission Programs · Host a program
Bring a program to the people you already serve.
We bring the staff, the equipment, and the materials. You provide a room and let your community know.
What hosting involves
A first conversation, usually half an hour. We ask what the people you work with are actually struggling with — it is rarely what anyone expects — and you tell us what your space and schedule allow.
Then we run a first session, adjust based on how it goes, and settle into a rhythm. Most partnerships run monthly or fortnightly. Some run as a fixed cohort with a start and an end, which is usually how SparkLab works.
We work inside your protocols, not around them. Your escalation procedures, your sign-in, your hours. We don't ask the people you serve to travel to us.
We bring
- At least two of our people at every session
- Laptops, tablets, and any equipment the session needs
- Printed materials your community can keep
- A session plan shaped by your first conversation with us
- Follow-up between sessions where it's needed
You provide
- A room, and power for a handful of devices
- A way to let your community know it's happening
- A staff contact who knows the room and the people in it
- Wi-fi if you have it — we can work without it