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Following Pod creation, send user to Civic profile page

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Since Apr 23, 2024.

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Description

Feature Description:

After a client finishes creating a pod, we want to send them to the HMIS profile page to begin creating their profile. Currently it looks like this:
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We would like to add 2 things to it:

  1. A section explaining the data we want to collect, why we're collecting it, and how it's secure and private
  2. A button that navigates them to <PASS host>/hmis_profile

For part 1, change the text of the page to the following:

We've created a pod for you. You can get to it by going here:
If anyone asks you to share your pod with them, you can give them this web ID:
Next we'd like to help you build a profile about yourself that you can share with your case managers. This will make it faster and easier for your case managers to get you connected to services. All of the data you put in this profile will be yours, and the only people who will be able to access it are yourself, and the people you choose to share it with. We will ask you some sensitive questions, and you may not feel comfortable answering some of them. All data in these forms is optional. If you want don't want to answer certain questions, or you feel they don't apply to you, skip them. If you don't have time to complete the whole profile, feel free to leave and come back. You can resume right where you left off.
Click this button to begin: The same style next button we use in the HMIS profile forms

For part 2, the button should be the same as the next button used in the HMIS profile form

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