Fratries is a beautiful idea made real: shared homes where young adults, with and without disabilities, simply live together. "Feel at home, better together" — each house brings ten to twelve people into large, welcoming homes designed for independence, genuine encounters and everyday inclusion.
For several years now, I've been working alongside Solène and the Fratries teams to capture this deeply human adventure: from the making of a new house to opening days and the daily life of the flatmates. Documentary, photography, content creation — all ways to tell stories that matter and to remind us why this model deserves to exist.
Type: Documentary & content creation
Client: Fratries
Opening a Fratries house is above all a human adventure, made of encounters, exchanges and co-construction. For over a year, I followed the making of a new house — public and private stakeholders, future flatmates, parents and support workers all building it together. A project that also shows why funding the non-profit world matters so much.
Beyond the film, I help put Fratries in the spotlight house after house: opening days, shared moments and the everyday life that makes each colocation unique. Photos and videos to share these stories, welcome new flatmates and show what "better together" really looks like — one house at a time.
