Christian dating advice for a friend

Hi everyone,

I have a friend and we both live in MA, she's very kind, hardworking, good to her friends and family, great with kids, and very funny. She is my very best friend and has so many great qualities to share. We are both 22, I think she is ready to begin looking for a partner as well. She has expressed interest in looking for a serious relationship for a few months but it has not resulted in any serious first dates.

This friend of mind struggles a bit with brain damage, nothing severe, she is fully capable of holding a full time job, driving, managing her own finances, all the adult things, she just has very slight issues with things like short term memory, which make people sometimes write her off as unintelligent or less capable than she is at times. She is really very capable, and people realize that soon on, I just want to add this information to give some context on why I would appreciate some extra help and insight.

She is a bit wary of putting herself out there on the apps and it is also hard to avoid hookup culture on some of them. Her cousins and I have searched for matches in church but there aren't many single men. She is a hairdresser and also works in a daycare center, and those are both environments where the majority of her coworkers are women.

She is truly a catch and when in environments with more men around (high school, camp, earlier jobs) she has never had a problem getting a date, but she is a bit nervous putting herself out there and is in a position where it can be difficult to find someone organically based on where she currently works and attends church as well.

This friend of mind loves God, she is great with children, and comes from a family with a mother that taught her to participate in her church, and taught her how to be a great Christian wife (she is known to be a great hostess of charity events, participates in fundraisers, runs youth group, etc)

I would love some tips to help her with her dating life if anyone has any. She would make a truly amazing stay at home mom, a frequent church volunteer and integral member of service life. She is capable of working, but I do think her being with her own kids would be an ideal match, potentially with someone slightly more established and ready after dating and getting married (1-2 years) to begin a family