Changing the face of homelessness

B Miles Women’s Foundations

The brief

Visual storytelling

We had the privilege of helping tell Elaine's incredibly personal story of experiencing homelessness and recovery. In doing so, we needed to change perceptions about experiences of homelessness and tell Elaine's story through the lens of hope and recovery.

Videography and photography by Milly Mead.

Around 15,000 women in NSW have nowhere to call home. And, in Australia, people with a mental health condition are twice as likely to experience homelessness.

The public often assume that experiencing homelessness means someone is sleeping on the streets. However, only 6% of Australians experiencing homelessness are sleeping rough.

The fact is, no one is immune to a change in circumstances that can leave accommodation unaffordable, unsuitable or unstable.

Elaine’s story

Let’s partner

We're passionate about helping our clients develop strategies that are both meaningful and measurable - grounded in purpose, guided by clear priorities and supported by shared ownership.

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