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Put in an area you can get to or store at your safe place or at work.  \no Collect copies of important papers for yourself and your children.  \no Keep spare money, credit cards, or open a separate account that abuser does not have access.  \no Create a network of people to assist in emergency, create code word/phrase for them to get you help if needed.  \no Make a habit of backing your car into the driveway. Try to always have some gas. Keep the driver’s door unlocked and lock all of the other doors. Have a copy of the car key made and hide one in the car.  \no Keep an old cell phone charged. Can keep one in the house and one in the car. All phones will be able to call 911 even without plan/minutes. Or consider hiding a prepaid cell phone to use in emergencies.  \no Turn off Location on cell phone and on all apps that have location finder.  \nOther options:  \n􀂃 Obtain a Protective Order. Keep a copy on you, near door, with family member/neighbor/at work, in your car. Give a copy to children’s school.  \n􀂃 Get new phone with a different number.  \n􀂃 Change locks.  \n􀂃 Know your neighbors and inform them your abuser is not allowed near your home.  \n􀂃 Install security lighting, if possible.  \n􀂃 Install alarm system, if possible.  \n􀂃 Keep a written list of important phone numbers with you.  \n􀂃 Make sure your children know how to call 911.  \nFor help call Life Crisis Center Hotline 410-749-4357 or 211","cbCaifvyXBY1ipiQ","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaifvyXBY1ipiQ","pdf",225982,"English","# During a DV Incident\n## Safety steps\n# Safety Plan\n## Escape and preparation\n## Documents and finances\n## Communication and technology\n# Other Options\n## Legal and safety measures\n# Get Help\n## Hotline information","[{\"question\":\"What should someone do during a domestic violence incident?\",\"answer\":\"Stay away from areas where the abuser has access to weapons, avoid confined spaces, get to a room with a phone to call 911, seek medical attention, document injuries, and make a police report.\"},{\"question\":\"What elements should be included in a safety plan?\",\"answer\":\"Identify 3–4 potential places to go, plan and practice an escape route from each room, pack a bag for quick departure, collect important papers, secure money and accounts, and set up a supportive network with a code word or phrase.\"},{\"question\":\"What other options are recommended for protection?\",\"answer\":\"Obtain a protective order, consider a new phone number, change locks, inform neighbors that the abuser is not allowed near the home, install security lighting and an alarm system if possible, keep an updated list of phone numbers, ensure children know how to call 911, and contact the Life Crisis Center Hotline 410-749-4357 or 211 for help.\"}]","Domestic Violence Safety Plan Checklist - Emergency Preparedness | PDF",1790113358]