Organizer
Defines the cohort, terms, and responsible partners.

The organizer sets the terms, the sponsor funds the budget, members ask privately, and a named person decides.
The terms, budget, request path, and decision authority are agreed before anyone joins.
Defines the cohort, terms, and responsible partners.
Funds the approved budget before invitations.
Organizes private requests for review.
Decides against the written terms and budget.
Members see the terms before joining and use the private request path when help is needed.
Invitations go out only after the program, budget, and decision process are approved.
Agree the cohort, terms, budget, appeals, and responsible partners.
Set aside the budget and complete the required legal and partner checks.
Nakama prepares the information. A named person decides.
Reconcile payments and give the sponsor totals without personal health details.
Support depends on the approved terms for a specific cohort. Members receive a plain-language description of available help, limits, exclusions, required documents, and the request process before the program begins.
The organizer and Nakama must agree the scope, complete sponsor funding, finish legal review, confirm responsible organizations and qualified partners where needed, and approve the member terms before invitations are sent.
A member submits documents privately. Nakama software organizes the information, identifies missing items, tracks deadlines, and prepares a recommendation. An authorized person makes the decision, and the approved terms provide an appeal path.
Identity documents, health records, reviewer notes, and support conversations stay private. Sponsors see program totals, not a member's health details.
Start with a paid design sprint. A member program follows only after the terms, funding, approvals, and partners are ready.