The design process for Finding a Safe Home required close collaboration with the British Red Cross Policy Team to transform complex qualitative and quantitative research into a polished, accessible document.

The project began with consultations to establish the report’s structure, visual priorities, and alignment with British Red Cross branding. The team provided Word documents and raw data containing insights from focus groups, interviews, and case studies, which served as the foundation for the report’s narrative and design.

During the design phase, infographics, tables, and charts were created to clearly present data on accommodation models, challenges, and outcomes.

Visual elements were tailored to highlight the key findings and recommendations, ensuring readers could quickly grasp critical insights. Regular feedback loops with the Policy Team allowed for iterative improvements, including refining layouts and ensuring alignment between text and visuals.

To enhance accessibility, the report adhered to best practices for readability and inclusion. This involved clear typography, high-contrast colour schemes, and organised sections, making it approachable for a broad audience, from policymakers to the general public. By emphasising clarity and professionalism, the design supported the report’s goal of influencing housing policy for displaced people.