Domestic violence and intimate partner violence may differ, but both can leave lasting harm and cost lives. Know the difference, recognise the warning signs and seek help early. Report violence before it escalates. #endgbv

Isolation is not a coincidence. It is often the first step in control. When someone is cut off from friends, family and support, harm becomes easier to hide. Notice the signs. Reach out and connect survivors to support. #endgbv

Some days, showing up again is the biggest win. Give yourself credit for every time you choose not to quit. #mondaymotivation

A girl’s safety must extend beyond the home and into the digital world. Strengthening protections against online grooming, exploitation and digital arrangements that facilitate child marriage is essential to safeguarding girls’ rights in Zimbabwe. #EndChildMarriage

There is no excuse for intimate partner violence. Recognising abuse and speaking up early can help prevent further harm. If you or someone you know is experiencing violence, contact Musasa for support.  #endgbv

Gender equality cannot be achieved while gender-based violence continues. Ending GBV requires all of us to speak out against abuse and hold perpetrators accountable. #endgbv

Violence is never sustained by one person alone. It is often reinforced by silence, denial and the belief that it is someone else’s problem. We all have a part to play in ending violence against all women and girls.  #endgbv

Knowing the signs of intimate partner violence (IPV) can help you recognise abuse before it escalates. Learn the warning signs and take them seriously. Seek help early, reach out to Musasa now before it’s too late.  #endgbv

Preventing intimate partner violence starts with all of us. Build healthy relationships, challenge harmful behaviours and support survivors. If you recognise warning signs, seek help early. Don’t wait for abuse to escalate. #endgbv

Many people dismiss emotional, verbal and economic abuse because there are no visible wounds. These are recognised forms of Gender-Based Violence and can cause deep lasting harm. Report abuse early and seek support before it escalates. #EndGBV

Sexual violence doesn't always come from a stranger in a dark alley. Sometimes, it happens behind familiar doors, at the hands of familiar faces. If you or anyone you know is experiencing violence reach out now before it's too late.  #endgbv

Your past may explain some of your scars, but it doesn’t get to decide how brightly you shine. Keep going.  #mondaymotivation

Child Marriage Prevention Must Include Healing. Psychosocial recovery is very essential. In Zimbabwe, stigma, limited funding and gaps in access to mental health services leave many survivors without the support they need to heal and rebuild their lives. #EndChildMarriage

Rural women sustain families, livelihoods and the environment. This #InternationalDayOfRuralWomen, let’s champion their rights, expand their opportunities and build communities where women can live free from gender-based violence.  #endgbv

Violence rarely starts with a fatal outcome. Threats, intimidation and controlling behaviour should never be dismissed or excused. Learn to recognise the warning signs and seek help early. #endgbv

With lives being lost to intimate partner violence in Zimbabwe, how can we recognise warning signs, intervene safely and prevent further harm? What should someone do when a partner becomes threatening or violent? Your response could help save life.  #midweekconversations

Intimate partner violence takes many forms, and recognising the signs early can save lives. Don’t wait for the abuse to escalate before seeking help. If you or anyone you know is experiencing violence, reach out to Musasa any day, at any time. #endgbv

Gender-based violence can rob women of their education, livelihoods and future. Don’t wait until it’s too late. Seek help early, before violence costs you your life. Musasa is here to support you. #endgbv