Major life changes
Helping you navigate
major life changes.
Major changes can bring people, responsibilities, decisions, and deadlines together. Change, Mapped is being built to help people and families see what needs attention, coordinate the right conversations, and turn uncertainty into practical next steps.
Public, read-only prototype—not personalized advice. No account or personal details needed.
A practical way through change
Make the moving parts visible.
Across work, home, family, care, and other life changes, a clear plan can help people see what needs attention and who to coordinate with.
- 01See what has changed
- 02Organize people and details that need attention
- 03Choose practical next steps and conversations
Only one sample plan is available in this public prototype; other transition areas are in development.
Prototype · sample only
First week after job loss
An example way to sort administrative next steps. The order and timing are prompts to adapt—not deadlines or instructions for your situation.
Gather the loose ends
Start with the conversations and details you can confirm directly.
- Ask your former employer where to confirm final paperwork and the date any employer-provided benefits end.
- Write down who to contact with follow-up questions, and what you still need to hear back about.
Find the right place to ask
Use official sources for state-specific information.
- Find the unemployment insurance agency for the state where you worked. Review its official instructions and note questions you want to ask.
- If you had employer health coverage, ask the plan administrator where to confirm coverage end dates and continuation information.
Make the household picture visible
A short list can help you organize which conversations to have next.
- List upcoming household bills, their due dates, and the best contact route for each provider.
- Choose a time that works for you to review unanswered questions and decide what to follow up on.
Example only. Nothing here is saved or sent. If you use this list, keep any private notes in a place you choose.
The long-term map
One clear path at a time.
Change, Mapped is planned across seven transition areas. The job-loss plan above is the only sample shown today; the other areas are still in development.
- 01Family & relationshipsIn development
- 02WorkJob-loss sample only
- 03Home & movingNot available yet
- 04CaregivingNot available yet
- 05Loss & bereavementNot available yet
- 06Education & trainingNot available yet
- 07Health & identity logisticsNot available yet
Prototype boundaries
A planning example, not a benefits decision or completed service.