Short Guide: AI for the Social Sector

How AI supports professionals, simplifies processes, and strengthens quality

This compact short guide explains how artificial intelligence can be meaningfully applied in the social sector today – practical, accessible, and without requiring technical expertise.

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Why AI in the Social Sector matters now

High workloads, increasing documentation requirements, and limited resources shape everyday work in the social sector. At the same time, there is a growing need for solutions that ease the burden on professionals and bring greater clarity to complex processes.

Artificial intelligence can support this – when applied responsibly, practically, and with a clear focus on people.

 


What to expect in the short guide

  • What AI can realistically achieve in the social sector today – and what it cannot

  • How AI supports documentation, planning, and collaboration

  • Where tangible relief in everyday work can emerge

  • What defines responsible, human-centred AI

  • How organisations can take first steps without major effort

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Who this short guide is for

This short guide is designed for professionals and decision-makers in the social sector, including:

  • Executives and senior decision-makers

  • Professionals working in care and support services

  • Staff in administration and organisational roles

  • Providers and organisations in the social sector

  • Organisations across care, disability services, child and youth services, and other social services

What's inside the short guide

  • The role of AI in the social sector

  • Opportunities and limitations of AI

  • Three practical use cases

  • Responsible AI in everyday practice

  • AI readiness check: Is your organisation prepared?

  • Five steps to get started

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Concise guidance on how AI can be meaningfully applied in the social sector.