See how AI can help you save time, cut admin, work smarter, and focus on what you do best which is helping people.
AI for Social Good: Amplify Your Impact, Reduce Your Workload
A 90-minute virtual presentation on how social impact organisations can use AI to serve more people, more effectively
AI isn’t just transforming the tech sector. It is also changing how social impact organisations work. By reducing admin and streamlining everyday tasks, AI tools help mission-focused teams spend more time doing what matters most: supporting people.
Join Street Support Network who will be sharing how they have put AI into action to:
- Communicate their story more clearly and confidently
- Make marketing and communications simpler with practical, time-saving tools
- Improve the accuracy and accessibility of public service information
- Create stronger and more successful funding applications
You will hear both sides of the story. An AI specialist with extensive experience in homelessness services will be joined by team members who have used these tools in practice, including someone who began the journey as a complete sceptic. Together, they will talk through the challenges they faced and the practical solutions that are already making a difference.
The webinar will also explore what makes implementation work. It is not just about the technology. Things like tone of voice, brand clarity and communication strategy all play a crucial role in making digital tools usable, trusted and effective.
Although the examples come from homelessness services, the lessons will apply across the wider social impact sector. If your organisation is managing complex information, working with limited resources or looking to increase impact without growing your team, this session will be relevant.
There will be space for questions and open discussion. Whether you are setting strategy, managing services, writing bids or simply curious about what is possible, you will leave with practical ideas and a clearer picture of how AI might support your work.
This is not a technical lecture or a sales pitch. It is a straightforward, honest look at how digital tools can help meaningful work happen, with opportunities to explore further if your organisation wants to take the next step.