Photographer Needed – Capture a Wellness Event for Social Workers (NYC, April 11)

The Social Work Ladies Collective is dedicated to supporting and restoring social workers and mental health professionals the people who spend their lives caring for others.

We create intentional spaces where helpers can slow down, reconnect, and receive care through wellness, creativity, and community.

We’re currently seeking a volunteer photographer to capture our upcoming event:

Wellness in Bloom: Self-Care Workshop (Planting, Painting & Journaling) on Saturday, April 11 4:30-6:30pm in Chelsea, NYC.

This experience is designed specifically for social workers, therapists, and helping professionals—offering them a moment to breathe, create, and feel supported.

Why This Role Matters

Your photos will help us tell the story of this work and expand our reach so we can continue creating spaces that care for those who care for everyone else.

What You’ll Do

• Capture candid, natural moments throughout the event
• Photograph creative activities (planting, painting, journaling) and photos of participants
• Highlight connection, joy, and reflection
• Provide a set of edited images after the event

Who This Is Perfect For

• Photographers who care about mental health, wellness, or community impact
• Creatives who enjoy capturing authentic, human-centered moments
• Emerging or experienced photographers looking to build a meaningful portfolio
• Ideal for photographers building their brand in NYC

What You’ll Receive

• Portfolio-worthy content (wellness/lifestyle setting)
• Photo credit across our platforms
• Connection to a community of social workers and mental health professionals
• A chance to contribute to a mission that truly makes a difference
• Snacks and Refreshments and a thank you gift!

Event Details

📍 Location: Chelsea, New York City

📅 Date & Time: April 11, 4:30 PM – 6:30 PM

⏱ Time Commitment: Approximately 1-2 hours

https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/wellness-in-bloom-self-care-workshop-planting-painting-journaling