For women and girls who are experiencing domestic violence, mandatory lockdowns have trapped them in their homes with their abusers, isolated from the people and the resources that could help them. To show that help is still available, ABAAD asked people across the country to share its 24/7 Emergency Helpline number from the only place possible during confinement, their balconies. On April 16, at 6:00 PM, ABAAD's Emergency Helpline number became the talk of the town, as hundreds of people took part in the initiative, sharing not only the number but also messages of solidarity. Municipalities across Lebanon also joined the fight. The next day, ABAAD launched a series of camouflage videos with influencers and celebrities to further spread the number by secretly embedding it in tutorials and subtitles, so that more women could safely watch the content while confined with their abusers. Many others were inspired to do their own videos. In April 2020, ABAAD received 588 calls, which is a 260% increase compared to March. The campaign was picked up by national, regional and international media gaining across all platforms: • 693M+ impressions • 2M+ views •203K+ engagement More and more women and girls are now aware of the services being provided, even during lockdown, and are reaching out to ABAAD, whose specialised team remains available around the clock to provide crisis phone counselling and emergency support services.