From Wikipedia:

Social Software, enables people to rendezvous, connect or collaborate through computer-mediated communication. Many advocates of using these tools believe (and actively argue or assume) that these create actual community, and have adopted the term "online communities" to describe the social structures that they claim result.

From Public Health Matters (PHM):

Social, in our eyes, meets the previous definition. However, we have developed a tool for the benefit of our society or community. We raise the level of social to include those values and ethics that enhance the well being of our community. "Get Noticed" is a social benefit.

The software is a flexible task scheduler. Need to update the Comfort Zone pages? Need to connect to the PHM site? Play Music? Notify others? Send a group email at a specific time? Move, copy, delete files? Turn off the computer at a specific time? Link to a chatroom or forum? Search the web? Deliver messages or news links to other members? This software can perform all these functions and more.

Embedded in the program is access to our Save and Gave Community Program. It will allow you to invite and enjoy discounts at a variety of businesses within minutes of our members. You and your local members make the recommendations. Therefore, there should be little in the way of "useless" coupons.

More importantly, you need to know what your participation in the program has meant to the member of the community you have supported. There is a window in the mini-browser that will give you up-to-date totals in terms of money provided to the member in need. This money is a direct total for the number of programs issued to support the individual or association.

Additionally, a logo, picture or link to their personal webpage is one click away. You will see and feel the power of the program within minutes of downloading a program.

The only software delivery available, at this time, is thru our website. To download go to Download page