Posters and leaflets
Download or order Women’s Aid’s posters and leaflets
Direct Services poster
An A4 poster signposting to Women’s Aid’s Direct Services.
Download and print this poster off and share amongst your community. Help us reach survivors who may need our life-saving support
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Come Together to End Domestic Abuse poster
An A4 poster raising awareness of our Come Together to End Domestic Abuse campaign.
Download and print this poster off and share amongst your community. Help us reach survivors who may need our life-saving support
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Poster made in collaboration with Mel B, her daughter Angel and an incredible survivor
An A4 poster aimed at raising awareness and reaching out to women experiencing domestic abuse.
Download and print this poster off and share amongst your community. Help us reach survivors who may need our life-saving support
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Love Respect posters
An A4 poster aimed at young people to direct them to our Love Respect website.
Our website offers advice, support and a quiz to help identify unhealthy relationship behaviours.
Price: Free
It costs us £4.63 to send 10 posters and we would appreciate any donations to cover our costs.
Love Respect leaflet
A leaflet aimed at young people to direct them to our Love Respect website.
Our website offers advice, support and a quiz to help identify unhealthy relationship behaviours.
Price: Free
It costs us £4.63 to send 10 leaflets and we would appreciate any donations to cover our costs.
© Women’s Aid
Domestic Abuse: The Myths (A5 leaflet)
This A5 leaflet dispels some of the myths about domestic abuse that can prevent people from seeking help, or can be used to raise awareness about the issue:
- What is domestic abuse?
- What are the facts?
- Who can help?
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Facebook and Women’s Aid Safety Guide
Women’s Aid and Facebook have teamed up to produce a guide to staying safe on Facebook. The guide provides advice to help women and girls understand the risks and tools needed to protect themselves and stay safe on social media. The guide has a lot of helpful tips – from how to report something that is abusive, to stopping an intimate, private or sexual image from being shared online. It aims to help women take greater control of their own safety on Facebook, whilst staying connected to the people and causes they care about.
Digital Stalking Poster and Leaflet
Online domestic abuse can include behaviours such as monitoring of social media profiles or emails, abuse over social media such as Facebook or Twitter, sharing intimate photos or videos without your consent, using GPs locators or spyware.
Poster text:
Is your partner watching your every move?
Staying safe online
Free Guidance on Digital Stalking available from
www.womensaid.org.uk/onlinesafety
Leaflet: to raise awareness of some of the dangers of our digital lifestyles, with some basic tips and where to get more information.
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©Women’s Aid, 2013
