There are always launching problems in groups to either elect moderators or for the group to start meeting. Here are a couple ideas on how groups can start to grow:
    - Classically advertise so that more people come into the group and so that the group grows larger. This will also bring more active people into the group, who can then enliven the group.
    - At each meeting, ask people what they would like to see happen and try to create those requests as a local theme group and then try to implement them.
    - Create several local topic groups that members might be interested in.
    - Look at the surroundings and try to improve the town, village through actions such as cleaning up the streets.
    - On various platforms things that are sold, make a special price for Helfa members - and of course mark it that way. If inquiries come, can be cleared up about it.
    - Ask for help every now and then. By helping the ice breaks and a contact develops.
    - The groups, which do not want to elect moderators, are pointed out that they can be represented only thereby in all the other groups. This is important so that information can be sent to and from other groups.
    - Decisions are made as transparent as possible. This creates a sense of community
    - Meetings with other groups are always a nice event, fun and enliven any group.
    - Don't just offer work, schedule fun days as well. For example, game nights, wellness days and joint hikes can strengthen the feeling of togetherness and thus revitalize the group. Actions that weld together are always good - instead of just doing "normal" meetings that get boring with endless discussions. Get more into reality instead of getting caught up in ideologies.