United Way launched a series of street installations to show what homelessness looks like during COVID-19.
Our lives have become centered around one thing: staying home. But what if you don’t have one?
Together with United Way, Wunder Canada launched a series of street installations to highlight then impact of the pandemic on the life of the hundreds of people experiencing homelessness in the city of Halifax.
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To help illustrate the importance and relevance of the issue, Wunder Canada used a modified version of the recently launched Instagram sticker “Stay Home.”
“For those experiencing homelessness, a task as simple as washing your hands is almost impossible. Meeting basic needs like food and connection or abiding by public health measures all become more difficult without a home. Housing is a human right, and everyone deserves a place to stay home.”
The campaign is collecting donations in partnership with United Way to help the community deal with COVID-19 and meeting their immediate needs like providing temporary housing and making washrooms available.
You can help by donating here.
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