3 DASV Safety Get Up & Go Bag

Having a bag of essentials ready can help you to feel less anxious and hesitant to leave if the abuse is escalating at home. Make sure it is hidden and remember, your safety is more important than belongings and we can help you to replace things once you are safe. #NoClosedDoors2020 - help is, and will continue to be, available at www.somersetsurvivors.org.uk or by telephoning 0800 69 49 999. In an emergency, if you are in danger of immediate harm, you should always dial 999 if you cannot speak because your abuser is with you then remain silent and dial 55 for help. For tips on how to get help to flee an abuser go to:    • 1 Accessing domestic abuse and sexual viol...   Please help us make a difference – spread the word about our campaign to help people who are being abused behind closed doors – share this video or search #NoClosedDoors2020 on Google and repost/retweet the messages and articles on your social media accounts in case any of your friends and followers are experiencing domestic abuse. With one in four women and one in four men experiencing domestic abuse in their lifetime, the chances are we all know someone suffering behind closed doors - let's make a difference together For tips on things that you can put in place at home to help you feel more secure and maintain the safety of you and your family if you are living with an abusive person go to    • 2 Domestic Abuse & Sexual Violence   Prepa...  .