Recognising and Responding to Domestic and Family Violence

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Referral & Safety Planning ‣ Developing a safety plan for women escaping domestic violence is very important, as it will allow her to leave safely, feeling organised and in control of her circumstances. Some women may develop their safety plan over a period of time, however, it is more common that a woman will leave in a time of crisis and only part of this plan will be developed and put into action ‣ In assisting a woman to develop a safety plan consider the following: • If possible, deposit money into a bank account each week, or take small items out of the house in preparation for leaving • Hide a bag in a safe place, for example a neighbour’s place, under the bed, on top of the cupboard or in any safe place. In a bag have things such as: Spare clothes Cash Birth certificates (hers and the children’s) Marriage certificate Travel documents (hers and the children’s)
Referral & Safety Planning- Cont’d Residency documents Drivers licence Bank cards and account details Medication (hers and children’s) Centrelink documents Copies of any domestic violence orders Insurance policies Copies of any deeds to the property House keys Tax file number Awards from school/university/TAFE
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