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Path to Safety
Stay Safe
We want you to remain safe, whether you are in a relationship, planning to leave or have already left.
If you are in immediate danger, please call 911.
You can use the personalized safety plan below to identify some things that you can do to keep yourself and your family safe, regardless of your current situation.
If you are in immediate danger, please call 911.
You can use the personalized safety plan below to identify some things that you can do to keep yourself and your family safe, regardless of your current situation.
Path to Safety Tips
Be Aware
Be aware that your partner or abuser may be checking your email, your internet usage and your phone.
Find A Safe Space
Find a safe computer to use outside your home - at the library, shelter, business center or at work.
Make a Safety Plan
Use a safe computer to set up a new email account to make your safety plans and seek help. Keep your password private.
Communicate Safely
Be aware that text messages and call histories can be checked on your phone.
Browse Safely
Clear your internet history.
Stay Discreet
Try to use another phone and delete numbers as soon as the call ends.
Use Caution Online
Be careful what you share on social media - it can be shared with almost anyone, and your abuser may have access to your social media accounts. Please do NOT message us using social media and always keep your passwords private.