The work happens
Care, food growing, training, education and other centre activity take place in everyday life, not for the sake of a form.
At a MamaDEX centre, people care, grow, teach, learn and keep their community moving. MamaDEX helps turn that everyday work into evidence others can review, without losing the people behind it.
A meal is prepared. A garden is tended. Someone learns a skill or helps another person. Evidence begins with work that can be seen, described and remembered by the people who were there.
Care, food growing, training, education and other centre activity take place in everyday life, not for the sake of a form.
With consent, the centre records what happened, when it happened and who or what can support the account.
Relevant photographs, notes and agreed supporting records are organised so another person can understand what happened.
Related evidence is assembled into a reviewable pack while private raw records remain protected.
Once the Evidence Pack is ready, it can move to a separate assessment process.
MamaDEX assembles the Evidence Pack from the centre's approved records.
The Evidence Pack is assessed against the Proof Buyer's stated requirements. Any acceptance belongs to that downstream process, not to the Mama, the centre or MamaDEX.
Every record begins with people. Meet the Mamas and centres where community activity is coordinated, or follow the wider work through Eco Guilds, EduTower and Reporters. Directory links show general routes; specific relationships are shown only when they have been formally established.
See how an Evidence Pack moves towards buyer requirements, assessment and decision.
Open the buyer route