#StreetKindness
The support of our neighbours during COVID19 has been important for so many of us. They see us more often than family and friends and often support us in different ways. The Kindness of neighbours is particularly important for people who are experiencing family violence or challenges to mental well being. Our neighbours are those who Iive on the same street as us, in the same building as us or in the same community as we do.
With higher rates of family violence and mental ill health during COVID19 there is an opportunity to provide basic information on how to be street kind to someone who is experiencing family violence or challenges with their mental health. That's what the #StreetKindness campaign does.
With higher rates of family violence and mental ill health during COVID19 there is an opportunity to provide basic information on how to be street kind to someone who is experiencing family violence or challenges with their mental health. That's what the #StreetKindness campaign does.
How to participate
- Read the #StreetKindness card below
- Print a copy for your wallet (or save to your smart phone)
- Download the social media banner to show you are street kind
- Share a story with us about the difference it made
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STREET KINDNESS CARD
Print or save to your phone to remind you how to be #StreetKind 
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SOCIAL MEDIA BANNER
Add this to your social media profile to let people know you are #StreetKind 
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Additional resources
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Media Release HERE
Campaign Coordinators: Merrin Wake and Ron Van Houwelingen info@thekindnesspandemic.org
drummond street services website HERE
Campaign Coordinators: Merrin Wake and Ron Van Houwelingen info@thekindnesspandemic.org
drummond street services website HERE
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