Design Indaba gives Haven Night Shelter website an extreme makeover

Design Indaba’s 2015 creative campaign celebrates people who use creativity to make the world a better place. Based on Design Indaba’s request for a campaign of social activism, The Jupiter Drawing Room have conceived the Make. Change. campaign.

As part of the Make. Change. campaign, Design Indaba will redesign The Haven Night Shelter’s website, and use some of its marketing budget to promote the shelter and its exceptional work in helping the homeless in Cape Town.

Listen to Kieno Kammies' interview with Hassan Khan, CEO of the Haven Night Shelter:

In collaboration with The Jupiter Drawing Room, Design Indaba’s redesign of the website will include a section that outlines the CVs and skill sets of the people currently residing at The Haven’s multiple shelters.

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