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Sonja Brownlee, Md, FAAP
Pediatrician

1825 Pinion Road, Suite E
Elko, Nevada  89801
775-778-6762

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8:30 am - 4:30 pm, Monday through Thursday

8:30 am - 12:00 pm Friday (Staff Only)

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Personalized Safety Plan

Suggestions for increasing safety in the relationship:

I will have important phone numbers available to my children and myself.

Police: 911

CADV 24-Hour Hotline: 738-9454

Toll Free Hotline: 1-888-738-9454

National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-779-SAFE (7233)

I can tell ____________________ and ___________________ about the violence and ask them to call the police if they hear suspicious noises coming from my home.

If I leave my home, I can go (list four places):

1. _______________________________________ 2. _________________________________________

3. _______________________________________ 4. _________________________________________

I can leave extra money, car keys, clothes, and copies of documents with ______________________.

If I leave, I will bring:

____Identification 

____Divorce papers

____Birth certificates for me and my children 

____Lease/rental agreement, house deed

____Social Security cards 

____Mortgage payment book, current unpaid bills

____School and medical records 

____ Insurance papers

____Money, bankbooks, credit cards 

____Address book

____Keys to houses, cars, office 

____Pictures, jewelry, items of sentimental value

____Driver's license and registration 

____Children's favorite toys and/or blankets

____Medications 

____Passport(s), Green Card(s), work permits

____Change of clothes

To ensure safety and independence, I can: keep change for phone calls with me at all times, open my own savings account, rehearse my escape route with a support person.

Suggestions for increasing safety when the relationship is over:

I can: change the locks; install steel/metal doors, a security system, smoke detectors and an outside lighting system.

I will inform ___________________ and ____________________ that my partner no longer lives with me and ask them to call the police if s/he is observed near my home or my children.

I will tell people who take care of my children the names of those who have permission to pick them up. The people who have permission are:

1. _____________________________________

2. _____________________________________

3. _____________________________________

I can tell __________________at work about my situation and ask ___________________to screen my calls.

I can avoid stores, banks, and __________________________that I used when living with my battering partner.

I can obtain a protective order from __________________________________. I can keep it on or near me at all

times as well as leave a copy with __________________________________.

If I feel down and ready to return to a potentially abusive situation, I can call _________________________ for support or attend workshops and support groups to gain support and strengthen my relationships with other people.