Bethany Harrison - Bloody Hell

Brief Use graphic design for a cause, to motivate, educate and effect change.

Solution Bloody Hell. A year long campaign which uses homeless women’s artwork to highlight the struggle of handling a period on the streets. The campaign will encourage people to donate products, time or money, and get people discussing this forgotten issue.

Logo Bloody Hell

Posters Bloody Hell

Caz, 38 Outside Tesco on Deansgate

Homelessness is hard, but it’s harder with a period.

Support Caz #bloodyhell

Petra, 41 On a bench in Picadilly Gardens

Homelessness is hard, but it’s harder with a period.

Support Petra #bloodyhell

Sarah, 36 An alley off Oxford Road

Homelessness is hard, but it’s harder with a period.

Support Sarah #bloodyhell

Posters Bloody Hell

Jamie, 29 A doorway on Market Street

Homelessness is hard, but it’s harder with a period.

Support Jamie #bloodyhell

Dannie, 19 An alley off Lever Street

Chloe, 26 The Liverpool train station corner

Homelessness is hard, but it’s harder with a period.

Support Chloe #bloodyhell

Homelessness is hard, but it’s harder with a period.

Support Dannie #bloodyhell

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Jess, 24 A doorway on Lime Street

Louise, 34 Outside Picadilly train station

Homelessness is hard, but it’s harder with a period.

Support Louise #bloodyhell

Homelessness is hard, but it’s harder with a period.

Support Jess #bloodyhell

Deana, 23 Outside Shudehill bus station

Homelessness is hard, but it’s harder with a period.

Support Deana #bloodyhell

Posters Bloody Hell

Videos Bloody Hell, Louise

Videos Bloody Hell, Petra

Home Our Stories Donate Contact

Homelessness is hard, but it’s harder with a period.

Home Our Stories Donate Contact

March.

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There are 68,000 homeless women on the streets in the UK, and we are working to make these homeless women’s lives a little easier.

All women understand how hard a period can be, but many can’t even begin to imagine how hard it is when you live on the streets. Slowly, more donations of sanitary products are being made, but it isn’t enough.

These women need facilities to change their tampon or pad at any time of the day, they need somewhere to shower, and somewhere to store their belongings that is safe.

These women need vitamins and hot fluids, they need somewhere to wash their clothes; these women need our help.

Dropbox People can donate sanitary items in our dropboxes placed in all major supermarkets. The products will be handed out to homeless women in help boxes.

People can alternatively donate time to handing these boxes out in their local area.

Fingerprint Companies use the Bloody Hell fingerprint to show they are supporting homeless women and our opening their facilities and help to them. Signage in supermarkets will encourage people to pick up an extra item for our dropboxes.

Fingerprint Individuals can also wear the fingerprint to spread awareness and show their support.

Archive At the end of the 12 months, the women’s artwork will be collected in to a book. The book will be sent to the Government and local authorities, encouraging them to create change for these women.