This started with a simple idea:

What if there was a place for people to share the moments in healthcare that stayed with them?

The ones where something was missed.
And the ones where someone made all the difference.

Recently, I walked into a mental health and addictions clinic here in Nova Scotia to share this project.

The receptionist invited me to sit. I told her a bit about what we’re building and asked if I could leave some information.

She smiled and said, “There are a lot of people in this building.”

So I gave her more leaflets.

I left reflecting on how easily that could have gone differently, yet there was so much openness there.

That’s what this project is about.

I’m Jennifer, founder of the Human Centered Healthcare Movement.

We’re building a space where people can share real healthcare experiences—anonymously, and with care—from both sides of the system.

Not to blame.
Not to vent.
But to understand what actually matters in moments of care.

This is just getting started.

Right now, we’re focused on building this thoughtfully—especially when it comes to privacy, consent, and how stories are handled.

Your support helps us do that properly from the beginning.

If this resonates with you, you’re part of it already.

And if you’d like to support it as it grows, I’m deeply grateful.