This report follows a 2018 Women’s Health Matters report, Hidden disadvantage among women in the ACT, about women in low income households. Our 2018 report found that women are disproportionately represented among those living in the ACT’s lowest income households. This disadvantage is concentrated in geographic areas in the ACT that are smaller than suburb size, and these areas can be masked by high average incomes across whole suburbs. This report highlights these hidden areas of disadvantage in the ACT by focusing on middle income households. The aim of the study is to determine the characteristics of disadvantage in these areas in the hopes of identifying those women and children who are at risk of poverty and homelessness.