Milli-Rose Rubin

Let's take the time to appreciate the women who have influenced our lives and our growth as individuals. Idols and women with larger platforms can be celebrated, yes, but let's look at the ones we interact with closer to home.

Wearing or even being seen to go into a charity shop has changed. At present, we are working towards a more sustainable way of living. As a child, it was something that provoked embarrassment, but it was a necessity. 

Entering employment whilst balancing other commitments is definitely a challenge. Over the years, it has taken time for me to adjust and find my feet in the workplace, especially when it comes to learning when to say yes, or no.

For those in recovery, navigating a future, the process can be a difficult one to approach. Through creative resources, and providing a safe space, the journey may feel a little bit less daunting.

The performance of life itself is such a tasking role to play, one that we all have to do. 

Father’s Day can be a time to show a male figure in your life a form of appreciation… it doesn’t have to be the one you were born with.

"Let's meet up; we are allowed now!"

How exciting that we are now embarking on a new chapter as we ease out of lockdown. While we enjoy the next faze, protecting our mental health in the process is the priority.

This piece explores how some people may simply walk the homeless, how we react, respond and engage with their circumstances. Having recently moved to Kings Cross, the different interactions that I have seen with the homeless are all very different.