People experiencing homelessness often lack access to the most basic necessities — not just food, but hygiene products that most of us take for granted. Their idea, the Healthy Hygiene Stand, proposes placing dedicated stands inside local supermarkets stocked with food and hygiene essentials, completely free for anyone who needs them. What makes this idea powerful is its dignity-first approach: by situating the stand in an everyday community space, it removes barriers and stigma, making it easy for people to access what they need without having to seek out specialist services.
To bring this to life in the community right now, the team designed a series of posters to be placed around town, each featuring a QR code linking to local charities that support people experiencing homelessness — turning everyday passersby into active contributors. Make it free for those in need.
