Vogue Australiaのインスタグラム(vogueaustralia) - 6月20日 16時08分

"People can’t really do much to influence what’s happening. For a lot of people that is a real big source of worry and anxiety and uncertainty, like fears for the future, quite global worries, like: ‘What will the future look like? What does it mean for me? What does it mean for my children?’" says Rachel Bowes, head of crisis services and quality at free telephone support service @lifelineaustralia of the mental impacts of the #Covid19 pandemic. She is encouraging everyone to reach out to someone who might need a little bit of extra help. "Reach out to them, drop them a text, give them a call...think about how you can step into some of those gaps for people." She is part of our female frontliners series, photographed by photojournalist and New York Times contributor @mattabbottphoto.. For the full story, see the link in our bio. Vogue’s frontliners series is proudly supported by Optus.

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