16 Days of Activism

Everyone deserves to feel safe – at home, at work and online. This year’s 16 Days of Activism campaign (25th November - 10th December) focuses on ending digital violence against all women and girls, and raising awareness of abuse that can happen through technology.

Digital abuse can include:

  • Threatening or controlling messages
  • Monitoring phones or social media
  • Sharing or threatening to share private images
  • Online harassment or stalking

These forms of abuse can be just as harmful as physical violence. If you or someone you know is being controlled, intimidated or harassed, whether online or in person, you’re not alone. Help and support are available.

At Wythenshawe Community Housing Group, we stand alongside the Greater Manchester #IsThisOK? campaign to say that violence and abuse in any form is never acceptable.

If you’re worried about your safety or someone else’s:

  • Talk to someone you trust
  • Call the police on 999 if someone is in immediate danger

For advice and support, contact:

If you’re one of our customers, you can also reach out to us if you’re worried about abuse or need help finding support. We’ll always listen, believe you, and help you find the right support safely.

16 Days of Activism