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Direct Interactions Celebrates National 211 Day
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Honoring the Unsung Heroes of the 211 System and Their Critical Role in Community Support

SEATTLE - Washingtoner -- Direct Interactions, a provider of call center services for multiple 211 organizations, is proud to celebrate National 211 Day on February 11th, a day dedicated to recognizing the crucial work of 211s and their staff. We celebrate the efforts of 211 service teams across the country, whose compassion and dedication help communities navigate critical health and human services.

For over two decades, 211 has been the trusted helpline for individuals seeking vital information on housing, healthcare, food security, disaster relief, mental health, and so much more. As the number of people relying on these services continues to grow, we are ushering in the golden age of 211. The support 211 provides is indispensable and Direct Interactions is proud to play an integral role in ensuring that 211 processes are operational, accessible, and responsive.

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In honor of National 211 Day, Direct Interactions highlights the heroic efforts of 211 staff who answer the call for assistance, providing solutions and navigating systems on behalf of individuals in need. These heroes who work behind the scenes make sure people receive the services they need when they need them most.

"They're the real heroes," said Jonas Nicholson, CEO of Direct Interactions. "They're the ones that are there for people when things are going wrong, and it's our honor to be able to contribute to their missions."

Direct Interactions remains deeply committed to helping 211s provide support every day, ensuring that communities can access the services they need. We are honored to be part of the journey into the golden age of 211.

For more information about Direct Interactions, please visit http://www.directinteractions.com.

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Jonas Nicholson
Direct Interactions
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