You must make an impossible choice.

Jasmine has left him many times, but she always finds herself going back to a roof over their heads. One night it was pouring with rain, her husband said the kids could come into the house, but not her.

Jasmine has finally managed to leave him and has been living in short term accommodation, but she can’t cover the rent on a permanent flat. She needs child-support from her abusive husband but doesn’t want him to know where she is.

Patricia has arthritis. When it gets cold she struggles to move her hands. Supplements really help but they’re not covered by Medicare. After she’s paid the rent and bills she doesn’t have enough money for food and the pills.

Patricia has only one daughter. She’s a single mum with two young daughters of her own.
They live in Perth. Patricia and Harry used to talk to them on FaceTime at least once a week but now Patricia can’t afford a mobile phone.

Around 1.4 million refugees fled Syria for the safety of Jordan. The refugee camps are overcrowded and full of strangers – Amani must fight for clean water to drink. One day a nice man offered to take Amani and her family into his home.

Young children can be easy to take advantage of, especially when they are far from home and have no friends or family to turn to for help or advice. Life with the strange man turned out to be worse for Amani and her siblings.