

Every Story Deserves to Be Heard.
Where lived experience becomes empathy, understanding and community change.
At A Voice To Be Heard, we believe that every lived experience carries wisdom, dignity, and the power to create change. Through carefully held conversations, storytelling, and community-based programmes, we create safe spaces where people can share their journeys — not to be judged, fixed, or defined by their past, but to be heard as human beings.
Our work supports individuals and families impacted by addiction, mental health challenges, incarceration, and social stigma. By amplifying real voices through The Human Story Book, workshops, forums, and digital storytelling, we help transform silence into understanding, and pain into purpose.
Here, stories are not shared for sympathy. They are shared to build empathy, restore confidence, and inspire hope. Each story becomes a bridge — between people and communities, between struggle and strength, and between who we were and who we are becoming.
You are welcome here — whether you are seeking understanding, healing, or a way to make lived experience matter.


Every small step forward is proof that healing is real and possible today.
Harmizan
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Our Signatures
Creating spaces where stories heal and stigma fades.
Story 2 eBook
Ebook series sharing lived experiences to humanise recovery.
World Cafe Workshops | Forums @ Webinar
Safe, guided spaces for real conversations—where lived experiences are shared, listened to, and transformed into understanding and connection.
Mindfulness walks that connect community and calm minds.
THSB Mindfulness Walk



Connect
Reach out and share your story with us.
Your story matters—whether it’s about struggle, recovery, growth, or quiet resilience. At The Human Story Book (THSB), we create a safe and respectful space for lived experiences to be heard, honoured, and shared with purpose.
You don’t need to be a writer or speaker. We walk alongside you, helping shape your story in a way that feels authentic, comfortable, and empowering—at your own pace. By sharing, you’re not just telling your story; you’re helping others feel seen, understood, and less alone.
