The WOW Programme @TheWOWProgramme

The WOW Programme (formerly Safe Teens) is an accredited qualification to help develop personal skills in young people, boosting self esteem and confidence. dvsswl.org.uk West Lancashire Joined March 2018

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The Liberty Centre @LibertyCentreWL

4 years ago

Stay Safe Online Online domestic abuse can include: monitoring your social media monitoring your emails sharing intimate photos without consent using location trackers using spyware

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The Liberty Centre @LibertyCentreWL

4 years ago

Extra security with passwords. If you cannot use a password, use a computer at a library, a friend's house, or work. If you can set a password, make sure it is secure and hard to guess and don't save it to your computer settings.

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The Liberty Centre @LibertyCentreWL

4 years ago

How does Online/Digital Abuse begin?

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The Liberty Centre @LibertyCentreWL

4 years ago

We're half way through our #16daysofactivism! How are you getting involved? Make sure you share your stories and pics to show us how you #orangetheworld!

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The WOW Programme @TheWOWProgramme

4 years ago

Can you think of a way to list and define your own experiences of self-esteem and self-confidence? You could lay it out as a list/mind-map/spider diagram. Feel free to share with us on comments or tag us in your discoveries! If you'd prefer to, you can also DM us!

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UN Women @UN_Women

4 years ago

We #OrangeTheWorld during #16Days of Activism to stand in solidarity with survivors of violence and to eliminate gender-based violence in all its forms. Let’s stand together in solidarity! Join the movement: unwo.men/zPB150GVrVT

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LDAS | Liverpool Domestic Abuse Service @LDAService

4 years ago

Day 1 of the call to end violence against women and girls. A woman and a girl murdered in Liverpool in two separate incidents. Our deepest sympathies to the family and friends of this woman lost to male violence in our city. @MerseysidePCC @MayorLpool @womensaid @CountDeadWomen

Liverpool Echo @LivEchonews

4 years ago

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LDAS | Liverpool Domestic Abuse Service @LDAService

4 years ago

Day 1 of 16 days of action to end violence against women and girls and Liverpool has another girl whose life is taken by male violence. We send our deepest sympathies to family, loved ones and school friends of this child. @MayorLpool @MerseysidePCC @CountDeadWomen @womensaid

Jamie Roberton @jamiemroberton

4 years ago

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The Liberty Centre @LibertyCentreWL

4 years ago

Join @Unwomen on 25 November, International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women! Let's #orangetheworld, stand together and kick off the #16days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence. #16days #16daysofactivism

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The WOW Programme @TheWOWProgramme

4 years ago

And finally! LOVE YOURSELF! Be generous to others and most importantly, to yourself. Put yourself first and show yourself love and gratitude for just showing up. LOVE!

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The WOW Programme @TheWOWProgramme

4 years ago

Some more ways to increase your self-esteem and self-confidence! Acknowledging, accepting and celebrating both your mistakes and your achievements!

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The WOW Programme @TheWOWProgramme

4 years ago

An oldie, but a goodie! Write down 5 things you feel grateful for at the end of your day, bringing a sense of reflection and appreciation for those around you. <3

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The WOW Programme @TheWOWProgramme

4 years ago

Some more ways to increase and improve your self-esteem and self-confidence. Ensure you're setting your boundaries when needed as this will make you feel like you're taking positive control over situations.

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The WOW Programme @TheWOWProgramme

4 years ago

Some ideas you might wanna try to improve your self-esteem! Keeping track of things is always a great way to see progress - whether it's through work/studies, or through walking/jogging for an extra minute!

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The WOW Programme @TheWOWProgramme

4 years ago

And our self-esteem mind-map!

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The WOW Programme @TheWOWProgramme

4 years ago

Here's what we came up with yesterday - some highlights of where we think we feel self-confident!

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The WOW Programme @TheWOWProgramme

4 years ago

Having a higher and healthy level of self-confidence can benefit you in a variety of ways: it can help you be and achieve your best, it can help you feel valued and influence/motivate others you are working with and it can free you from levels of stress and anxiety.

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The WOW Programme @TheWOWProgramme

4 years ago

Google describes it as: a feeling of trust in one's abilities, qualities, and judgement. This can also bring you happiness - if you're happier in your abilities and successes, you will feel more energised and motivated to achieve your goals.

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The WOW Programme @TheWOWProgramme

4 years ago

Some signs of having a healthy level of self-esteem are: being able to say no when you want to, being able to express your needs, having a positive outlook on life, able to accept both your strengths and weaknesses.

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The WOW Programme @TheWOWProgramme

4 years ago

Google describes self-esteem as: confidence in one's own worth or abilities; self-respect. Having healthy self-esteem can influence you, your motivation, inspire you, increase your mental well-being and have a positive affect on your quality of life.