Black Dog Way - A Fundraiser Q&Q with Edith Bowman

Saturday 6th January

6pm - Doors/bar

6-8pm Delicious evening meal available, payable pay-as-you-can. The price of a ticket pays a meal forward for someone else in our community.

7.30pm Q&A Hosted by Edith Bowman

In the winter of 2016, Steve found himself homeless aged 49, in the wake of a family tragedy. His story is like many others. 219,000 in England alone, every single year.

Steve was a victim of circumstance and a man suffering from his memories. He became trapped moving through the support system, trying and failing to navigate his way back. Experiencing the system from the inside, he saw it as fundamentally broken. After getting himself back on his feet, he vowed to ensure others wouldn’t go through the same experience. He became a homeless advocate, helping people and asking for nothing in return. In doing so, he became a voice for those in need. He remained determined in the belief that things could and should be better. Steve set out, along with many others in the city of Gloucester, to do just that.

This is Steve’s story.”

The filming of the documentary has been completed and the team are assembling the footage. This Q&A event is to raise awareness of the film and it’s subject, and fundraise to complete the post production phase of the documentary. 

'Black Dog Way' A Documentary. - a Community crowdfunding project in Stroud by Sam (crowdfunder.co.uk)ilm screening have been costed at the price of paying a meal forward for someone in need, in our community.

If you can afford to pay for your ticket, and would like to contribute, thank you. We often get asked for an indicative cost and our average cost of producing a meal, over the last three rolling months, we have calculated at £7.90 per person. Please select from the first box below. If you would like to join us for the Q&A but the cost of the ticket is a barrier to access, then it’s on us. Just select from the box below and enter your details through to the checkout page.