Research Publication: 'Bridging the Gap'
In today's fast-paced world, organizations often struggle to translate complex, data-heavy research into messages that resonate with their audiences. The sheer volume of information can make it challenging to communicate key insights effectively. That's where we come in!
Transforming Data into Impact
Earlier this year, we had the pleasure of collaborating yet again with HELP for Domestic Workers on their latest research publication, Bridging the Gap: Identifying Service Gaps Faced by Migrant Domestic Workers in Hong Kong. This report identifies the lived experiences faced by workers at different stages of their employment journey to Hong Kong, providing a comprehensive understanding of the challenges they encounter and their experiences when accessing their rights, support and services.
Our goal was to ensure that the important insights in this research could truly connect with HELP's key audiences. We started off by working with the HELP team to strategically interpret the findings of their quantitative and qualitative research and using it to craft a compelling narrative. Our role involved shaping strategic messaging that would not only clarify the data but also engage and inspire action. We then designed their final publication, bringing the research to life visually. We believe that effective communication is key to driving impact, and we're thrilled to have played a role in making this valuable information accessible to a wider audience. Check out the full report today on HELP's website.
This was a fun project - we love turning research into engaging content that helps organizations like HELP share their important work. We can't wait to see how this publication drives positive impact!
Our Collaborators
About HELP for Domestic Workers
Established in 1989, HELP for Domestic Workers is a non-profit organisation dedicated to empowering migrant domestic workers in Hong Kong. Through their core pillars of Preventing Crisis, Responding to Needs and Building Resilient Communities, they strive to address the unique needs of these individuals in a non-judgmental manner.