Let them know you are concerned.
Offer to listen.
Respect their choices, but encourage them to speak with professionals about safety measures.
Offer as much help as you can, but do not take risks with your own safety. Examples of help: childcare, transportation, a place to stay, a job, or lending money.
Encourage them to call 911 when in danger, or call the WCA hotline for help with their specific situation.
It is always best to work with an advocate while creating these plans. You can contact someone at the WCA 24/7 at 402-345-7273.
It is always best to work with an advocate while creating these plans. You can contact someone at the WCA 24/7 at 402-345-7273.
It is always best to work with an advocate while creating these plans. You can contact someone at the WCA 24/7 at 402-345-7273.
It is always best to work with an advocate while creating these plans. You can contact someone at the WCA 24/7 at 402-345-7273.
If you are planning on leaving your abuser, it may be a good idea to leave important documents and personal belongings with a trusted friend or family member. The following items should be kept in a safe place:
It is always best to work with an advocate while creating these plans. You can contact someone at the WCA 24/7 at 402-345-7273.