In search of men with disabilities!

October 21, 2024

We need disabled men in Canberra to model for us.

6 disabled women and 1 boy. 2 people are in wheelchairs and 1 has a support dog.

✨🚶‍♂️‍➡️👨‍🦯 We are looking for 3-4 men with disabilities who would like to be paid to model for our photoshoot!

 

Who: 3-4 men who are disabled, have mental health conditions or have chronic health conditions. You don't need to tell us your disability.

 

When: Sunday 3rd November 2024, 5 to 6:30 pm

 

Where: Gungahlin town centre (Canberra ACT)

 

What: We'll take casual photos of you drinking coffee, at an ATM, catching light rail etc

 

Why: We use images in our Easy Read work (check that out here - Portfolio (easyreadtoolbox.info) - and we sell them to people and organisations in Australia to use in their communication.

 

How much: We will pay each man $120

 

What next: Contact us at admin@easyreadtoolbox.info to let us know that you are interested or to ask any questions. Please send us a photo of yourself.

 

We can't wait to meet you!

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