Door-to-door leafleting is the most effective way of getting our message across and encouraging others within our local area to stop and think about this most pressing human rights issue.

When out and about, please make sure you follow our guidelines for respectful leafleting:

For your general safety

• Where possible, deliver leaflets in pairs. This is more fun and safer than leafleting on your own, and increases the number of leaflets you can deliver.
• Take a mobile phone with you.
• Do not approach any house where you see a dog, or where for any reason you feel unsafe. Just move on to the next house.
• Be especially careful when pushing leaflets through letter boxes that there is no dog inside. A spatula can be a useful tool for pushing leaflets through.

Please respect the households where you deliver leaflets

• Please do not deliver to houses that request ‘no junk mail’.
• If you are unable to deliver a leaflet into a letterbox, do not place leaflets elsewhere, or drop them on paths.
• Please do not deliver leaflets late in the evening or overnight. It can be frightening for people to hear their letterbox rattled at unusual times. This can be particularly distressing to elderly people.
• Please be mindful of sensor-operated lights, which, if activated late at night can also alarm people.