Domestic Violence Safety Plan | Family Service Regina

A safety plan is a personalized and practical tool to help individuals stay safe when experiencing domestic violence. This resource provides strategies to increase safety at home, at work, in public spaces, and during times of crisis.

Safety planning includes preparing for emergencies, identifying safe places to go, and developing strategies to reduce risk. This may involve creating escape plans, keeping important documents accessible, and identifying trusted people who can provide support.

This resource also includes guidance on safety planning for children, helping them understand what to do in unsafe situations, how to seek help, and how to stay protected.

Additional information covers safety after separation, including changing routines, securing your home, and limiting contact where possible. The resource also outlines important items to prepare, such as identification, financial documents, and essential belongings in case you need to leave quickly.

Every situation is different, and not all strategies will apply to everyone. Safety planning should be tailored to your specific needs and circumstances to help keep you and your loved ones as safe as possible.



If you are in immediate danger, call 911. Support services are available to help you create a safety plan and access additional resources.