AUSTRALIA'S HOMELESSNESS PULSE
TONIGHT SERIES — READY-TO-POST CAPTIONS

ABOUT THE SERIES

Where someone sleeps tonight does not tell you the whole story of their life.
Homelessness can mean sleeping outside, in a car or tent, moving between
couches, or staying somewhere temporary with no secure place to call home.

Use these six tiles as a sequence, or share the image most relevant to the
conversation in your community.

01 — TONIGHT: HOME.

For too many Australians, a safe and secure home is not guaranteed.
Before the Census counts Australia, let's check the Pulse. What are you seeing
where you live?

www.homelessnesspulse.au

02 — TONIGHT: A CAR.

A vehicle may be transport by day and someone's only shelter by night.
Add what you are seeing to Australia's Homelessness Pulse.

www.homelessnesspulse.au

03 — TONIGHT: OUTSIDE.

Rough sleeping is the most visible form of homelessness, but it is only part of
the picture. Take the Pulse.

www.homelessnesspulse.au

04 — TONIGHT: A TENT.

Temporary shelter is not the same as a safe, secure home. Tell us what
homelessness looks like where you live.

www.homelessnesspulse.au

05 — TONIGHT: A COUCH.

Couch surfing can be hidden homelessness — uncertain, temporary and often
uncounted in everyday conversation. Add your voice.

www.homelessnesspulse.au

06 — TONIGHT: TEMPORARY.

A motel room, spare room or short stay can offer shelter without offering
security. Help build the national picture.

www.homelessnesspulse.au

SUGGESTED HASHTAGS

#AustraliasHomelessnessPulse #HomelessnessWeek #EndHomelessness
#HomelessnessActionNow

USAGE

The campaign tiles are free to share unaltered with attribution to Australia's
Homelessness Pulse. Please do not crop out the campaign logo or add language
that is sensational, demeaning or pitying.