The People Behind the Data Points:

Announcing Our New Partnership with Findhelp

July 1st, 2026

Introduction

A single screen glows in a dark kitchen at 11:45 PM. The search is for "utility assistance." Two weeks later, that exact same device queries a local food pantry, followed shortly by an urgent search for subsidized childcare.

Every one of those data points represents a high-stakes sequence of human survival and a real possibility of receiving access to previously unknown assistance. Over the past fifteen years, Findhelp has helped millions of people in need and built the most complete picture of how Americans seek assistance.

Now, for the first time, Findhelp is making this unprecedented data archive visible to the world, and GaiaVerse is helping make that possible.

At GaiaVerse, our AI decision intelligence platform is mapping the complex threads connecting housing, food security, and family support to bring the human stories embedded in the numbers directly to the surface. Together, we are translating massive social care data into highly accurate, undeniable insights required to fundamentally reshape the future of community support.

The Thirteen Year Record

Over its 15-year history, Findhelp has powered the nation’s largest and most engaged social care network—a milestone backed by 13 years of user data. From remote rural counties to major urban centers, this platform has facilitated vital, life-affirming connections across all fifty states, empowering communities with food assistance, emergency housing, mental health support, childcare, and more. 

Beyond the sheer geographic footprint, the defining catalyst of Findhelp lies in the depth of its data. This massive dataset reveals profound behavior signals: late-night time-of-day search patterns and repeat resource visits that highlight complex multi-need journeys that show exactly how human needs intersect. 


What makes this data truly remarkable is how it’s gathered: Findhelp operates on a flexible privacy model that accommodates both registered accounts and anonymous access. By allowing users to search for resources completely anonymously, the platform preserves an individual’s dignity and ensures that vulnerable moments remain private, forever. At the core of this initiative is a privacy-first model that proves a critical truth for social care analytics: Generating powerful, aggregate data signals doesn’t require sacrificing user trust.


When I started Findhelp in 2010, I set out to solve a simple information problem for people falling on hard luck. Fifteen years later, we’ve collectively built an infrastructure of compassion. Opening this historical dataset with GaiaVerse will give us concrete insights to reshape how organizations and policymakers create programs, direct funding, and deliver targeted support to the right person at the exact right time.
— - Erine Gray, Founder & CEO, Findhelp

The GaiaVerse Partnership 

AI for Good: How GaiaVerse Reads Between the Searches

To unlock the full potential of this data, Findhelp brought in our team at GaiaVerse. Here, we have pioneered a deeply intentional, values-driven approach to artificial intelligence, proving that advanced tech can operate as a profound force for good, actively redefining how technology can, and should, serve humanity.

Think of our AI decision intelligence platform as a high-speed engine for empathy. Using graph database technology, powered by Neo4J, we have built custom reasoning agents, like the GaiaPanel, which maps out the complex realities of everyday life. This technology connects the dots across millions of seemingly unrelated data points to surface hidden patterns. It could, for instance, illuminate exactly how a sudden drop in local childcare options ripples out into housing insecurity months later. 

This is the first time a deep, systemic analysis has ever been applied to Findhelp’s historical dataset at this massive scale. At the core of this analysis is GaiaVerse's Theory of Epistemic Abductive Geometry (TEAG), a proprietary reasoning framework that allows our models to draw meaningful conclusions from incomplete, fragmented data, exactly the kind of data that defines real human need.

We are taking a decade and a half of anonymous searches and turning them into a practical roadmap for the future. By applying this unprecedented depth of analysis to Findhelp’s historical dataset, the partnership will transform search trends into actionable community insights. 

The ultimate goal is clear: to dramatically improve an individual’s care outcomes, strengthen local community partnerships, and inform smarter, more equitable resource allocation. Together, we are proving that when artificial intelligence is grounded in care and context, it becomes a formidable tool for repairing our social safety net. 

GaiaVerse was built on the belief that AI should serve the regeneration of the planet and the wellbeing of humanity. Our partnership with Findhelp is an opportunity to connect fragmented social care systems to reveal patterns that were previously invisible, and turn data into actionable insight that improves real human outcomes at scale.
— Daniele Love, CEO, GaiaVerse

What The Data Reveals:

Together, our teams are mapping four distinct dimensions of America’s social care landscape:

  • The Rhythm of The Search: Analyze exactly what programs individuals seek, the precise moments they reach out, and the frequency of their return for further care

  • The Geography of Need: Mapping where specific social challenges are heavily concentrated so we can pinpoint the exact resource deserts where critical support is lacking or missing entirely

  • Predicting Need Signals: Tracking of sudden, urgent spikes in queries for essentials such as food distribution, eviction prevention, and resource relief. We’ll capture community crises and identify necessary interventions proactively instead of reactively.

  • Compounding Human Journeys: Visualize the complex pathways of survival, revealing exactly how intersecting  challenges escalate over time. 

The Initiative Framework

To bring these discoveries out of the data and into the real world, we are launching a year-long storytelling initiative. Over the next twelve months, the Findhelp x GaiaVerse partnership will illuminate one core narrative every month, rotating through three distinct lenses of systemic support:

  • The Individual: Using our decision intelligence platform with Findhelp’s data, we surface the exact, anonymized behavioral patterns of people navigating critical moments of crisis. We are translating massive, complex data into deeply compassionate, privacy-protected narratives of human survival.

  • The Team Member: A spotlight on the dedicated Findhelp staff building the infrastructure of care. We explore exactly how their work behind the screen reduces friction, shapes the digital experience, and ensures the technology always serves those in need.

  • The Community Partner: Highlighting the vital organizations that turn digital connections into physical realities. By mapping how resources actually flow through a region, we break down the undeniable, ground-level impact of hospitals, health plans, and local governments.

At GaiaVerse, we believe in the interconnectedness amongst all things, and our agentic-AI decision intelligence framework allows us to see each person behind each data point. We exist to allow the voices of the unseen and unheard to become legible and audible, and to maximize the possibility of providing them with the help they need, with dignity and ease.
— Moriba Jah, Ph.D., President and Chief Scientist, GaiaVerse

Why This. Why Now.

After building the nation’s sweeping archive of human need, Findhelp’s dataset has reached a critical maturity. Millions of singular, crucial searches have since coalesced into a profound map of need and survival in America. GaiaVerse’s AI tools will allow Findhelp to ethically surface these complex behavioral trends for the very first time.

As social determinants of health increasingly drive modern healthcare strategy and government policy, this exhaustive record provides vital, ground-level context. Communities deserve total transparency, with partners getting access to definitive proof of impact. Now that the data is ready, we at GaiaVerse are supplying the technology to give the social care sector the clarity it urgently needs.

At the core of this initiative is a question: What if we could look beyond care teams juggling manual spreadsheets or post-it notes, and use our technology to reveal the real human journeys underneath? Partnering with GaiaVerse allows us to connect our data legacy to a completely new kind of public storytelling. We are truly honored to bring these invisible patterns to light, turning anonymous data points into narratives of resilience.
— Amy Gordona, Vice President of Marketing, Findhelp

Conclusion

For fifteen years, millions of Americans have turned to Findhelp in their most vulnerable moments. Every one of those searches left a trace. Together, those traces have become a living map of how human need moves across this country: where it concentrates, where it goes unanswered, and where communities have worked tirelessly to build something that works.

This partnership exists because that map finally has the tools it deserves. GaiaVerse's AI decision intelligence, grounded in TEAG, moves across that data at a scale and depth that was never previously possible, surfacing patterns that have always been there but have never been visible.

What we are building together is the foundation for a new kind of evidence that helps health systems deploy resources before a crisis peaks. One that gives policymakers ground-level proof instead of assumptions. The kind that allows community organizations to demonstrate impact with precision and attract the investment that impact deserves.

The social care sector now has the infrastructure to move from reactive to predictive and we are honored to be part of what comes next.