For Domestic Violence Safety Plan Always keep money hidden. Have extra keys for car and house. Drivers license (his and yours). Marriage license. Bank statements and accounts. Insurance policies. List of important phone numbers. Medications and prescriptions. valuable jewelry . Hide a bag with extra clothing soemwhere If possible have a code or sign with a neighbor when there is trouble.   Sexual Assault is a crime of violence DO NOT take a shower or bath or change clothes, go straight to the hospital. Do not rinse your mouth. You are a survivor of a crime, and you may feel effects after an assualt: You may question your ability to judge character, blame yourself for what happened, fear others will blame you, fear of retaliation, fear of loss of control over your life, fear of being alone, or future problems with an intimate relationship. Remember what happened is not your fault. It does not matter if you had sex with that person before, or if that person spent a lot of money on you, or what you were wearing, or where you were. Sexual assault can happed to anyone, anywhere anytime. It was not your fault!     contact us for more information: www.tcfv.org,ncadv.org,TAASA.org  Family Violence Prevention Funds "Speaking Up" Newsletter www.changemakers.net/en-us/competition/endabuse