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Police dept 911
Safe Haven Women Shelter (817) 460-5566
AWMFH Resources Connects (817) 228-1323
Domestic Violence 24 hr Hotline 800-799-SAFE (7233) TTY 800-787-3224
When creating a safety plan:
1.Think about all possible escape routes. Doors, first-floor windows, basement exits, elevators, stairwells. Rehearse if possible. >
2. Choose a place to go. To the home of a friend or relative who will offer unconditional support, or a motel or hotel, or a shelter - most importantly somewhere you will feel safe. >
3. Pack a survival kit. Money for cab fare, a change of clothes, extra house and car keys, birth certificates, passports, medications and copies of prescriptions, insurance information, checkbook, credit cards, legal documents such as separation agreements and protection orders, address books, and valuable jewelry, and papers that show jointly owned assets. Conceal it in the home or leave it with a trusted neighbor, friend, or relative. Important papers can also be left in a bank deposit box. >
4. Try to start an individual savings account. Have statements sent to a trusted relative or friend. >
5. Avoid arguments with the abuser in areas with potential weapons. Kitchen, garage, or in small spaces without access to an outside door.
6. Know the telephone number of the domestic violence hotline. Contact it for information on resources and legal rights. >
7 Review the safety plan monthly.
DALLAS AND SURROUNDING CITIES FAMILY VIOLENCE COMMUNITY RESOURCES
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Salvation Army
5302 Harry Hines Blvd
Dallas, Texas 75235
214-424-7000 or 7208
Hope / Hotline 1-800-585-1306
Cross Timber Family Service / 817-965-4357
Baylor Hospital / Dallas, TX Swiss Ave
214-820-9700 or Toll free 800-422-9567
Presbyterian Hospital / Dallas, Texas Walnut Hill Ln
214-345-6789
Parkland Hospital / Dallas, Texas Harry Hines
214-590-8000
Methodist Hospital / Dallas, Texas Colorado
214-947-8181