VOLUNTARY SELF-ASSESSMENT

Counting on Welfare Systems

Voluntary self-assessment and product co-design questions related to Counting on Welfare Systems.

Your answers are used to understand needs and improve solution design. You are not required to purchase anything.

1. What is the biggest challenge you are experiencing related to counting on welfare systems?2. When did this challenge first become important to you?3. How often does counting on welfare systems affect your daily life or decisions?4. What usually triggers or worsens this challenge?5. What have you already tried to improve the situation?6. Which previous attempts helped, even a little?7. Which previous attempts failed or created more frustration?8. What is the main outcome you want instead of this challenge?9. How would solving this challenge improve your life, work, family, or finances?10. What prevents you from taking the next useful step today?11. What information or guidance do you feel is missing?12. What skill, tool, service, or support would make progress easier?13. What part of the problem feels most urgent right now?14. What part of the problem can realistically be improved first?15. How much time can you consistently dedicate to working on this challenge?16. What type of solution would you prefer: education, coaching, software, checklist, community, service, or another format?17. What features would a useful solution need to include for you to trust and use it?18. What would make a solution feel too difficult, expensive, confusing, or risky?19. How would you measure whether a solution is actually working for you?20. What support would help you stay consistent after you begin?21. If you could co-design one product or service to address counting on welfare systems, what would you want it to do first?What product, service, training, or tool would you most want us to build for this challenge?What result would make that solution valuable to you?