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SAFETY PLANNING

 

Making a safety plan doesn't have to be overwhelming.

 

When you’re ready to leave, we’re here to help you figure out the details.

 

Your safety is our top priority.  When you reach out to us for help, we’ll work with you to create a custom escape plan based on your particular needs.

 

We will examine your current risks and brainstorm with you on how to minimize your danger. 

 

Your safety plan can provide you with a map to help you on your journey to a life free of violence and will be customized to meet your individual needs, including:

  • Your safety if an explosive incident occurs while you are still in the situation.

  •  Preparing to leave

  •  Your emotional well-being

  •  Protecting yourself/children/pets as you leave

You’re not alone. We’re here for you.

 

If you’re in an abusive relationship or situation, contact us to start building your plan ASAP.

Important tips for ALL victims:

 

•  Make a list of TRUSTED people you can call for immediate help for things such as child care, a safe place to stay for the night, rides to work, etc.

 

•  Store important documents like ID’s, Birth Certificates, auto titles, Social Security cards, legal documents and passports in a safe place away from abusive people. 

 

•  Document or save any evidence of abuse, harassment or victimization.

 

•  Use safety measures if you are in abusive relationship when using your computer or other technology- Please be aware that using this site and searching for resources may show up in your browser history. If you think your computer or online activity is being monitored, please consider using a public computer for your searches.

 

  

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24HR CRISIS LINE: (307)856-4734

or

(307)455-2512

Find us:

Main Office

510 E. Washington St.

Riverton, WY

Mon.-Fri. 8:00 am-4:00 pm

(307)856-0942

The Fremont County Alliance Against Domestic Violence is sponsored by the Office of the Attourney General Division of Victim Services. 

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