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There's much to see here. So, take your time, look around, and download information on domestic violence that you may need. We have resources such as a variety The Duluth Model and other Models are on power & control and equality. We provide them in some different languages, race, religion, and others. We also have the definition of domestic violence and a safety plan that you can download. If you are in an unsafe place and need immediate assistant please call 911 or 800-799-SAFE
Domestic violence refers to a pattern of abusive behaviors used by one partner to gain or maintain power and control over another partner in an intimate relationship. This abuse can occur between spouses, partners, family members, or individuals in close relationships. It can take various forms, including: Physical abuse: Hitting, slapping, choking, or any form of physical harm. Emotional or psychological abuse: Verbal insults, threats, manipulation, or controlling behaviors. Sexual abuse: Forcing or coercing someone into sexual acts without their consent. Financial abuse: Controlling financial resources, withholding access to money, or preventing someone from working. Technological abuse: Using technology to harass, stalk, or control someone. Domestic violence can happen to anyone, regardless of age, gender, race, or socioeconomic status. It often leads to long-term emotional, psychological, and physical consequences for victims. If you or anyone you know is facing domestic violence, seeking support from local organizations, hotlines, or law enforcement can provide vital assistance and resources
Are you being abused?
How to stay safe in the home with the abuser.
How to stay safe in your own residence.
Planning a safe exit.
What to pack in your To-Go Bag
Important documents (SSC, Birth Certificates, Passports and ID)
Childrens documents
Copy of important documents
Insurance Cards
Copy of bank/credit card
Bank Statements
Prescription medications
List of important numbers
Clothes for two weeks
Are you planning to get a Protective Order (PO)?
Staying safe at work and in Public.
Está Usted siendo abusada?
Cómo permanecer a salvo en su hogar con el abusador.
Como mantenerse segura en su propia residencia.
Plane una salida segura.
Qué empacar en su Maleta de – Salida
Documentos importantes (Tarjeta de Seguridad Social, Certificados de nacimientos, Pasaportes e Identificaciones)
Documentos de sus hijos
Copia de documentos importantes
Tarjetas de seguros
Copias de las tarjetas del banco/de crédito
Estados de cuenta bancarios
Prescripciones de medicamentos
Lista de números importantes
Ropas para dos semanas
Estás planeando obtener una Orden de Protección (PO)?
Mantente segura en tu trabajo y en Público.
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